Actress Tara Reid Files Police Report After Alleged Drugging Incident at Chicago Hotel
Actress Tara Reid recently filed a police report alleging that she was drugged and hospitalized while in the Chicago area. Reid claimed that she was staying at the Doubletree Hotel outside the city for a celebrity signing event when the incident occurred. She mentioned meeting a man named Sean P., who she said was part of a group of YouTubers, and later found herself in the hospital with no memory of what happened.
Reid recounted that she had a drink at the hotel bar and was approached by Sean P., who joined her for a cigarette outside. She claimed that upon returning to the bar, she found a napkin covering her drink and the next thing she remembered was waking up in the hospital hours later. Reid expressed confusion and concern about the situation, stating that she had no recollection of leaving the hotel or being in an ambulance.
After being discharged from the hospital, Reid and her agent returned to the hotel to collect her belongings before flying back to Los Angeles. Once in LA, Reid decided to file a police report and alleged that Sean P. had sent her videos of the incident, leading her to believe he was attempting to extort her. She expressed her willingness to prosecute in the matter.
A source revealed that Reid was in town for ComicCon and had caught the attention of some YouTubers at the hotel bar. According to the insider, Reid left her drink unattended briefly and returned to find a napkin covering it, which she claimed she did not do herself. The source mentioned that Reid only took a few sips of the drink before waking up in the hospital, feeling unsettled by the experience.
In a statement through her representative, Reid confirmed her intention to file a police report and emphasized the importance of being cautious with drinks and not leaving them unattended. She requested privacy during this challenging time and indicated that she would not be making further comments at this stage. The incident has raised concerns about drink tampering and safety precautions in social settings.