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Jenna Jameson's Assistant Says Her Boss Punched Her Out With Brass Knuckles iPhone Case
Jenna Jameson with her iPhone brass knuckles case (Instagram)
Jenna Jameson got into troubleover the weekend before she even made it out to a birthday party being thrown in her honor, and now there's more details coming out about her arrest.
Her assistant Britney Markham says that Jameson barged into a Newport Beach salon, started yelling at her and punched her in the stomach and back with her brass knuckles, according to TMZ. Markhan says Jameson then threatened her saying, "I'll fucking kill you."
Markham went to the hospital after the incident, and has since filed a restraining order against Jameson.
TMZ says brass knuckles are an illegal weapon in California, but when they're attached to an iPhone they're considered an accessory not a weapon.
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Jenna Jameson Put Under Citizen's Arrest Before Her Birthday Party
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