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Naomi Campbell On The Run From The Law In NYC!
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Jen Carlson
Published Mar 2, 2010
Modified Mar 2, 2010
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The powers that be should really give Naomi Campbell her own police scanner code at this point. MBB: Model Behaving Badly? It seems the supermodel took her rage out on her poor limo driver at 1 p.m. today. Details are scarce, but the Daily News reports that since the incident she's gone missing—making her the first ever fugitive supermodel? Give this woman a reality show!
The paper says "cops are hunting for Naomi Campbell after she assaulted her limo driver in Midtown. Campbell slugged the 27-year-old driver, then ran from the scene at E. 58th St. and Second Ave." The driver reported the incident, and the NYPD have been canvassing the area since.
In the past she's assaulted police officers, thrown a cell phone at her maid, and who knows how many other innocent people have been too scared to report their violent encounters with this woman. Be on alert, New York!
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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