Singer Boy George called New York police to his Manhattan apartment at about 3 a.m. Friday to report that his home had been burglarized, which is odd because his pad had not been robbed and he proceeded to question why the cops were knocking at his door.
The former flamboyant, outrageous, and original gender bender, who is now just middle-aged man George, was busted when they found no sign of break in, and for having nose candy lying next to his computer in plain sight. Hilarity ensued and Boy was taken away. He was released without bail and has since decided he'd feel safer back in London.
His lawyer, Lou Freeman, is trying out some different lines of defense: "It was a small amount of drugs. He does not know where it came from. He's had a lot of people in his house. A man who has something to hide does not call the police."
Ahhh, the standard "But-Officers!-that's-not-my-blow!" defense. Do you really want to charge me? Do you really want to make me cry?
, Yes, but Boy's former agent Tony Denton admitted to reporters, "He did call the police himself. He thought somebody was breaking into the apartment."
Paranoia will do that to a person.
The former Culture Club singer turned horror punk fan was charged with filing a false police report (for believing he was being burgled) and a fourth-degree criminal possession of an 1/8th of an ounce (3.5g) of coke.
And just in time for Halloween, the sales of Misfits t-shirts and other fiend shit is gonna rock!
Yes, but Boy's former agent Tony Denton admitted to reporters, "He did call the police himself. He thought somebody was breaking into the apartment."
Paranoia will do that to a person.
The former Culture Club singer turned horror punk fan was charged with filing a false police report (for believing he was being burgled) and a fourth-degree criminal possession of an 1/8th of an ounce (3.5g) of coke.
And just in time for Halloween, the sales of Misfits t-shirts and other fiend shit is gonna rock!
