Mingus Reedus, son of “The Strolling Lifeless” star Norman Reedus and Danish mannequin Helena Christensen, made a regarding assertion to a reporter within the wake of his arrest Saturday on suspicion of assault.
On Sunday, a New York Publish reporter confronted the 25-year-old exterior of his Manhattan condominium. “You need to watch me kill myself?” the mannequin mentioned when he noticed the journalist. He refused to reply questions after that, the Publish reported.
The grim comment got here simply someday after Mingus Reedus was taken into custody by police who responded to a Saturday morning report of an assault in progress, based on USA Right this moment. The Publish reported {that a} 33-year-old feminine sufferer was subsequently taken to NYC Well being + Hospitals/Bellevue with “minor accidents.”
Reedus pleaded not responsible Saturday to costs of of third-degree assault, assault recklessly inflicting harm, felony obstruction of respiration, second-degree harassment and aggravated harassment, NBC Information mentioned. He was launched with out posting bail.
It wasn’t Reedus’ first arrest on suspicion of assault. He confronted accusations in 2021 of punching a girl on the San Gennaro competition in New York Metropolis. On the time, he informed the New York Day by day Information that “it was intuition” after the girl was “swarming” his buddy group.
“We didn’t assume something of it, however these 5 ladies adopted us for 2 blocks, throwing meals at us and yelling,” he mentioned. “We informed them to go away us alone, however they stored following, threatening to harm my girlfriend and her buddy.”
He mentioned one girl was “pulling my hair from the again, one other throwing water in my face.” Quickly after, police acquired concerned, however Reedus claimed they “refused to take heed to the context” and arrested him.
In March 2022, he struck a deal and pleaded responsible to a lesser cost — disorderly conduct. He was sentenced to a conditional discharge that required him to attend 5 personal counseling classes.
