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June 11, 2010 4:34 p.m. EST
Topics: human interest, people, celebrity, entertainment, arts, culture and entertainment, celebrity buzz
Anthony Jones - AHN Entertainment Reporter
Los Angeles, CA, United States (AHN) - Jodie Foster, who starred in films like "Panic Room" and "Contact," may have come into too close of contact with a young man, who filed a police report claiming she attacked him.
According to a police report, Foster grabbed a 17-year-old's arm leaving scratches and bruises after he took pictures of the star while at The Grove shopping district in Los Angeles. After he took the pictures, Foster reportedly gave chase, where she supposedly pushed him and poked him on his chest.
"My son was at The Grove with his girlfriend and they were going to see a movie. He saw Jodie Foster and is a big fan so went over and took a picture of her," The father of the alleged victim told RadarOnline.com.
"She came after him, poked him in the chest and said, 'Do you even have a mother you slime ball?'" the father continued.
His father said that his son, at 5'9 and 122 pounds, was no threat to 47-year-old Foster, nor her children, Charles, 11, and Christopher, 8, who were at the scene as well. Foster is known for being extremely protective of her personal life and children.
But Foster is already fighting back at the allegations, with her rep telling People magazine that the story is a fabrication and that this well-meaning young man was more like a member of the paparazzi.
"This guy was most definitely a professional paparazzo," Foster's rep told People. "He had a large camera bag and 1000mm telephoto lens. He tailed Jodie and followed her all the way from the movie theater to the valet."
"He crowded her and her two young children and took photos of them the whole time," said the rep. "This guy's behavior was completely inappropriate and the police report is a fabrication of the incident."
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