“Ugly Betty” star Eric Mabius was arrested in Florida for resisting battery suspicions and arrest.
The 53-year-old actor was arrested around 2am and booked at Nassau County Jail at 5:45am on Thursday. He was charged with two misdemeanors arising from alleged fighting at the Fernandina Beach Bar.
USA Today contacted the Mabius representative for comment.
Mabius appeared in court on Friday morning, according to court records reviewed by USA Today. Conditions for his prison release before his next appearance on March 10th include maintaining contact with the female victim who the actor claimed “teared a handful of hair from her scalp.” “Teared a handful of hair from her scalp during an argument at the bar, located about 30 miles northeast of the bar.” Jacksonville, Florida.
The suspected victim issued a written statement alleging that Mabius had hit her and another woman on the ground and began pulling her hair from her scalp, according to the Deputy Director of Arresting. The second woman who was knocked was later arrested for battery and resisted the arrest without violence after other users said they were vomiting “disrespectful.”
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According to the arrest report, the victim and another witness who spoke with the lawmakers and spoke with the victim, refused to file charges against either of the arrests.
Responders say that Mabius was “more belligerent” while he was outside with them after allegations of the incident. He was told that one of the investigators, another deputies, had to “get up and walk behind,” and then he was arrested for resisting without violence and resisting. It was done.”
Mabius’ case is a “waiting trial,” according to his inmate profile. USA Today contacted the Nassau County Clerk with information regarding the actor’s criminal case proceedings.
Through “Ugly Betty’s” Run, Mabius, who played the editor-in-chief and son of a fictional magazine mode publisher, has announced that he will be appearing in Showtime’s “The L Word” and The Hallmark Channel series “Sign, Seal” , starred in “Streaming.” The same goes for many spinoff films.
This story has been updated to add new information.