Charlie Sheen hospitilized after naked drunken rampage

[Liberal_in_LA]

http://www.accesshollywood.com/updated-police-called-to-charlie-sheens-nyc-hotel-actor-taken-to-hospital_article_38846

NEW YORK, N.Y. --
UPDATE: Late Tuesday morning, a source told Access that Charlie Sheen was en route to Los Angeles. He left from an airport in Teterboro, New Jersey.

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Charlie Sheen had another brush with the law early Tuesday morning, as this time, authorities were called to the actor’s hotel in New York City.

According to The New York Post – who first reported the news – police were called to The Plaza Hotel in New York, where the actor was found naked and allegedly intoxicated, a Post source claimed.

The source also said that the suite’s furniture had been thrown around the room, which prompted Plaza security to call police. The actor’s suite was reportedly “trashed” and the chandelier was damaged during the incident.

A separate source close to the investigation told Access that paramedics responded to a call for alcohol and drug intoxication. The source also said that Sheen was taken to a nearby hospital at 2:30 AM.

The paper went on to claim that the incident started after Sheen returned to his hotel with an unidentified woman and reportedly could not find his wallet. He then reportedly flew " into a rage.”

Sheen’s rep, Stan Rosenfield, told Access, “What we are able to determine is that Charlie had an adverse allergic reaction to some medication :eyes: and was taken to the hospital, where is expected to be released tomorrow.

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[joeybee12]

1. He got rolled..a guy like him who uses "ladies for pay" so often should

know the tricks of their trade, so to speak.

[Hannah Bell]

35. you guessed it before the media reported it.

[JuniperLea]

2. "adverse allergic reaction"

That usually calls for taking some time off for "exhaustion."

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. alcohol - used for medicinal purposes.

[JVS]

7. People always are speaking ill of my homeopathic alcohol therapy.

[demosincebirth]

24. I used it for years...didn't work. nt

[JVS]

26. another nay-sayer

[elehhhhna]

42. wow. one of the best sentences, ever.

lmao

[LaurenG]

4. He could have had a reaction from a prescription

that he took with a bunch of alcohol.

[Hannah Bell]

36. or from some alcohol he took with a bunch of coke.

[cbdo2007]

5. Charlie Sheen almost kills another woman....and no one seems to care.

[Ian David]

6. Do we really know that's what happened here? n/t

[cbdo2007]

10. Well there was a woman with him who locked herself in the bathroom for her safety...

and he has a history of almost killing multiple women...

so I think it can probably be assumed.

Notice how no one mentions this part of the story. Hollywood loves to protect their women beaters.

[Ian David]

13. Something needs to be done about this. n/t

[Jamastiene]

39. Yup

The fact that he has done this before never seems to register in anyone's memory. He has a long history of this type of thing and the news glosses that part over.

[City Lights]

8. Charlie Sheen lost his luster long ago.

:thumbsdown: :puke:

He disgusts me.

[flvegan]

9. See, now THAT is a headline.

[no_hypocrisy]

11. He was hospitalized only b/c the cops gave him the choice of hospital or stationhouse.

[supernova]

12. What is wrong with Charlie Sheen?

:wtf:

Was he born with problems, or is Martin Sheen that much of an a** as a dad?

[MilesColtrane]

14. Sometimes a drunk is just a drunk.

The disease doesn't need a why.

[LaurenG]

15. It depends on the issue.

Charlie Sheen is now old enough to take respnsibility for himself. He has some type of addiction, or many and he is out of control, sort of like Lohan. He has to hit bottom first and then there may be hope for whatever is going on in his head to be adressed.

[cbdo2007]

16. He doesn't have any consequences. He keeps getting more praise and money...

despite his "out of control" behavior.

He is currently the highest paid actor on television. He won't stop until he spends a few years in prison or until he goes up on stage at an award show and is booed by the whole crowd of his peers. Neither of which I think will happen in the near future...

[LisaL]

19. He plays a character that drinks, sleeps around and patronizes

hookers. There pretty much no consequences for the character for anything that character does.
So it's not like his behavior off the TV screen is going to disillusion the viewers that he is actually very different from the character he plays.

[supernova]

20. So, he's not really acting?

Oooookay.

[LisaL]

22. I didn't say he wasn't acting.

But I think it's very easy for him to play that role.

[pa28]

27. The only career ending crime is failing to live up to a moral code you traded on.

I don't think he ever pretended to be a role model so he gets a pass on hyperventilating outrage from me and probably quite a few others.

[Jamastiene]

40. And he is not worth $2,000,000 an episode.

Not by a long shot.

[Swede]

44. The production company is going to make billions in reruns.

So,he is worth it.

[Codeine]

21. Isn't it possible he's just a piece of shit?

Not everyone needs a tragic backstory -- some people are just naturally awful.

[Freddie Stubbs]

17. We already knew he was nuts -- he's a 9-11 Truther

[Politicalboi]

29. Yes because believing the Bush assministration is better

Than really investigating 9/11. Some of us aren't happy with the lack of evidence they gave us. But we're all nuts. Because Iraq did have WMD's, and we don't torture, and the air in NY near ground zero is not harmful either. See I feel better now.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

34. You are a one-note symphony.

:thumbsdown:

[nykym]

18. Apocalypse Now V.2

[Codeine]

23. "New York. I can't believe I'm still in New York."

[Hassin Bin Sober]

32. Now that made me LOL.

The rooms are a little nicer at The Plaza.

[alcibiades_mystery]

43. I was sooooo gonna post the same thing

You win!

:rofl:

[demosincebirth]

25. I guess its a true-life part that he plays in his sit-com.

[Skittles]

28. he is disgusting

as with Mel Gibson, I long ago stopped watching ANYTHING in which he appears

[HEyHEY]

33. Which is too bad, cause before it became clear he's never gonna change...

I actually liked his work.

[Skittles]

37. I do like his work for AIDS charities

I just don't like him

[Jamastiene]

38. +1

[SweetieD]

30. He was with a prostitute at the time. Not sure why the media is protecting him.

How does he manage to bounce back time and time again after all of these horrible incidents?

[Kurovski]

31. He's in an extremely profitable franchise.

Corporations protect their investments.

Happens in sports regularly.

[Shining Jack]

41. Give the poor guy a break.

Maybe he was just rehearsing for a movie about the life of Keith Moon?

OK, bad jokes aside I used to like the guy but that was before I found out that he's such a violent asshole. :(

[Blue_Tires]

45. Isn't that a regular Monday for him??