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Jenna Jameson Put Under Citizen's Arrest Before Her Birthday Party
Jenna Jameson with Tito Ortiz (Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com)
Jenna Jameson is accused of attacking someone while she was at a Balboa Beach home in Newport Beach, not long before she was supposed to celebrate her birthday.
Jameson's alleged victim put her under citizen's arrested until police arrived and arrested her on suspicion of battery, according to City News Service. It's not clear exactly what happened or what the medical condition of the victim was. Jameson was later released from Newport Beach Police Department jail, and she was given a court date.
Jameson was supposed to hit up an early birthday party at Heat Ultra Lounge in Anaheim (her real birthday is Tuesday). It's not clear whether she ever did make it to the shindig, TMZ reports.
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