Naomi Campbell Arrested at Airport

By: Shannon Gossage

Campbell, 37, was reportedly removed from a British Airlines flight to Los Angeles after she became angered when some of her bags were lost. Campbell allegedly spit on a police officer and was subsequently arrested. Campbell was arrested in Terminal 5 that opened last week and has had a lot of trouble with baggage delays. Campbell’s camp has yet to comment on the arrest and it has not been determined what charges Campbell faces.

Campbell has a history of anger management problems and has attended anger management classes in the past. In 2000, Campbell pleaded guilty to an assault on her former assistant Georgina Galanis in 1998. She reportedly assaulted Galanis with a telephone and also tried to throw her out of a moving car. Campbell’s record was cleared because she expressed remorse, attended an anger management class, and paid Galanis an undisclosed sum of money. In March 2005, Amanda Brack, another of Campbell’s assistants, claimed the model slapped her and beat her with a BlackBerry personal organizer. Campbell’s camp denied the incident. Brack sued and Campbell countersued. The case is reportedly still pending.

In March 2006 Campbell reportedly beat her housekeeper with a cell phone over a missing pair of jeans. She was charged with second-degree assault. She was ordered to attend a two-day anger management class and community service. She completed five days of community service last year working in a New York sanitation garage. Seems as if there may be some more anger management classes in Campbell’s near future.