Gabor to Give Up Appeal of Slapping Conviction
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor has decided to give up her court appeal to have her conviction for slapping a Beverly Hills motorcycle policeman reversed.
“She’s just tired of it, and 72 hours isn’t going to kill her,” her publicist, Phil Paladino, said of the three-day jail sentence Gabor has said she will serve. Paladino made his comments Wednesday, the eve of the first anniversary of the famous slap heard around the world. “As Zsa Zsa would say, you can’t beat City Hall,” Paladino said. “In her heart, she’s innocent.”
Gabor, 72, still has to notify the court that she is dropping her appeal, her spokesman said, adding that she will probably serve the sentence “within the month.” Gabor was convicted of striking Beverly Hills Police Officer Paul Kramer during a traffic stop last June 14.
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