Selma Blair's representatives address allegations after Delta flight arrest
Selma Blair's representatives have stated she did not intend to harm anyone during a recent flight incident. Blair, who has multiple sclerosis, experienced a medical emergency on a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York. She was accused of injuring two flight attendants and later kicking a police officer and a nurse. Her representatives emphasized that Blair's condition can cause episodes that may be misunderstood. Blair pleaded not guilty to assault charges and is free on bail.
The FBI has also charged her with assault related to her actions on the plane. Blair has been a vocal advocate for disability rights.
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