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Lindsay Lohan Allegedly Lifted Clothes From the Set of 'Anger Management'
Lindsay Lohan at Airport Branch Courthouse of Los Angeles Superior Court March 18, 2013 in Los Angeles (Photo by Valerie Macon/Getty Images)
It appears that no amount of jail time, community service or bad publicity will deter Lindsay Lohan from her righteous quest to steal shit from anywhere she can: TMZ reports that the actress lifted clothes and jewelry recently from the set of "Anger Management," to wear to go clubbing.
Specifically, Lohan borrowed a bracelet, a necklace, earrings, pants and shoes from the wardrobe department, but instead of adhering to commonly agreed upon standards of borrowing, she did not return the items.
She reportedly assuaged everyone's fears that she was breaking rules by telling them that the items would come out of her salary, but that's thus far gone unverified.
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