October 2, 2008
How to Make $$: Call Police on Drunk Celebs, Take Photos
Jill Ishkanian, who alerted police to Heather Locklear's alleged drunkeness and erratic driving near Santa Barbara on Saturday, made $27,000 from her photos of the arrest by selling them to TMZ. But then TMZ became wary questioning if Ishkanian was up to no good because, in a way, she set up the incident. But drunk is drunk, right? Not always, she was also booked for being under the influence of a controlled substance.



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Must have been a slow day in Celeb news. Someone should tell TMZ that nobody cares about heather locklear.
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The day this story broke, was the same day the House rejected the Bailout Bill. On Reuters.com, this officially was the "Most Popular" story of the day. Go figure...
A great idea though to make some extra cash!
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Well heck. I need a camera and a drunk detector.
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Its a double edged sword. Driving while impaired is irresponsible (like none of us have ever done it?) but but trailing someone to capitlize on their notoriety as a way for personal gain is kinda shitty.
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...Now if she were a lawyer, would that be expected? Heard of "ambulance chasers?"
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KINDA shitty?