Photographer Attacked By Sean Penn

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Photographer Attacked By Sean Penn

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 5 October 2009 | No Comment |

At least that’s his story and he’s sticking to it.

According to I’m Not Obsessed a photographer from Flynet Pictures is claiming that Sean Penn attacked him while he was doing his job.

To be specific the agency alleges that Penn “emerged from his truck and walked over 50 feet towards the photographer and kicked and punched him without provocation.”

In addition they allege that “Penn also berated the photographer with obscenities and shouted that he would ‘put you in a box’ before going back to his house.”

It’s reported that the photographer “suffered multiple cuts and bruises from the attack, has filed a police report and is considering pressing charges for battery.”

While I certainly do not condone violence and feel bad if this is really what happened I can’t help but remember back to that scene in What Happens in Vegas where Jack (Ashton Kutcher) kicks his own ass with the help of his friends to make it appear to the marriage counselor that Joy (Cameron Diaz) beat the crap out of him. It didn’t work in the movie and its not really working for me either in real life.

I don’t know what anyone else thinks, but I think the photographers story in this piece sounds more than far fetched.

Jordasche Bledsoe

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