MalAdjusted
06-13-2003, 09:00 AM
Trouser-less Ant arrested
FORMER pop star Adam Ant was arrested after allegedly throwing stones near his home in north London, then removing some of his clothes at a nearby cafe, police said overnight.
The arrest on suspicion of criminal damage happened yesterday.
British newspaper The Sun carried a photograph showing two policemen leading Ant away with a blanket wrapped around his waist.
The 49-year-old singer, whose hits include Strip and Desperate But Not Serious, was released on bail until mid-July after police questioned him about allegedly throwing stones that broke several windows near his home, then heading to the Curly Dog cafe and taking off his pants.
Police soon arrived at the scene and took him away.
In October, a judge said Ant - whose real name is Stuart Goddard - had suffered a "temporary episode" of mental illness when he threatened pub customers with a fake pistol, and sentenced him to a year's community service and rehabilitation treatment.
The Associated Press :nut:
Are they victims of their chosen careers and the lifestyle more often than not involved, or, are mentally unstable people just more inclined to musical brilliance than the rest of us?
:)
FORMER pop star Adam Ant was arrested after allegedly throwing stones near his home in north London, then removing some of his clothes at a nearby cafe, police said overnight.
The arrest on suspicion of criminal damage happened yesterday.
British newspaper The Sun carried a photograph showing two policemen leading Ant away with a blanket wrapped around his waist.
The 49-year-old singer, whose hits include Strip and Desperate But Not Serious, was released on bail until mid-July after police questioned him about allegedly throwing stones that broke several windows near his home, then heading to the Curly Dog cafe and taking off his pants.
Police soon arrived at the scene and took him away.
In October, a judge said Ant - whose real name is Stuart Goddard - had suffered a "temporary episode" of mental illness when he threatened pub customers with a fake pistol, and sentenced him to a year's community service and rehabilitation treatment.
The Associated Press :nut:
Are they victims of their chosen careers and the lifestyle more often than not involved, or, are mentally unstable people just more inclined to musical brilliance than the rest of us?
:)