After Flight Disturbance, Probation For Lohan's Stepmother
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The stepmother of actress Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to a year of probation in connection with a disturbance on a JetBlue flight last November.
New Orleans-based U.S. Attorney Kenneth Polite says in a Tuesday news release that 33-year-old Kate Major Lohan of Boca Raton, Florida, was sentenced after pleading guilty to simple assault.
Court documents said she cursed and threw a cellphone at a flight attendant on a flight from Florida to Los Angeles. The flight was then diverted to New Orleans after the disturbance.
In addition to probation, Polite's news release says Lohan was ordered to pay $7,212.25 cents to cover costs including a landing fee, fuel charges and flight delays.
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