Actress Lindsay Lohan has car accident
updated 10:06 PM EDT, Fri June 8, 2012
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- She's taken to the hospital as a precaution and released less than two hours later
- The actress is fine and reported back to work, her publicist says
- Lohan has a checkered history with automobiles
Lohan, 25, was taken to
the UCLA Medical Center in Santa Monica, California, and was released
less than two hours later, Steve Honig said in a statement.
"She is fine," Honig said, adding that Lohan "is already headed back to the set to resume work."
"Fortunately, no one was seriously injured in the accident," Honig said.
Lohan has a history of mishaps while driving, some of which landed her in court.
In 2005, a paparazzo and
Lohan were involved in a car accident that raised questions over whether
paparazzi were engaged in aggressive car chases after celebrities. The
paparazzo was accused of ramming her car.
In May 2007, Lohan was
arrested on a misdemeanor drunken driving charge after she lost control
of her Mercedes-Benz convertible and struck a curb in Beverly Hills,
California.
Two months later that
year, a woman called Santa Monica police, saying Lohan was trying to run
her down with a car. Lohan was charged with drunken driving, cocaine
possession and driving with a suspended license.
In March, a Los Angeles
judge removed Lohan from probation from the two 2007 drunken driving
convictions, but the actress remains on informal probation for two more
years on a misdemeanor shoplifting conviction from last year.
Lohan has been in court at least 19 times since her arrest in May 2007.
The strict rules of
formal probation that tripped up the actress and led to four probation
violations in the past two years are now gone, but she could face 245
days in jail if she is convicted of another crime before the theft
probation ends on May 24, 2014.
In all, Lohan has spent
250 days in rehab, 35 days in home confinement, 67 days on community
service, 19 days in court and made six trips to jail.
CNN's Alan Duke, Jack Hannah, KJ Matthews, and Karen Bosignore contributed to this report.
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