‘General Hospital’ actor Haley Pullos sued by injured driver after Pasadena car crash
Daytime actor Haley Pullos is facing more legal trouble over a car crash that led to her arrest in April.
The “General Hospital” star is at the center of a lawsuit, obtained by The Times on Tuesday, alleging that she “collided head-on” with another driver, causing “serious, life-threatening” injuries.
The plaintiff, identified as Los Angeles County resident Courtney Wilder, alleges that Pullos, 24, “dangerously and recklessly drove” her vehicle the wrong direction up an off-ramp on Colorado Boulevard and onto the 134 Freeway on April 29.
A representative for Pullos did not comment on the lawsuit when contacted by The Times on Tuesday.
Haley Pullos, who plays Molly Lansing-Davis on ‘General Hospital,’ was reportedly arrested on a DUI charge after crashing into oncoming traffic in Pasadena.
The lawsuit alleges that the actor also nearly collided with another driver, who swerved out of the way, before she hit Wilder, who was hospitalized in critical condition.
Wilder underwent “extensive surgery and treatment” and will continue to require treatment, according to the lawsuit.
A police report cited by TMZ in May said that firefighters rescued Pullos from her car and placed her in an ambulance, where she allegedly struck a firefighter who was assessing her injuries.
TMZ reported that the actor was sedated at the hospital after allegedly becoming hostile and violent toward healthcare workers.
Pullos was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office told The Times on Wednesday that the case remains under review.
Tyler Christopher, a fixture of ABC soap opera ‘General Hospital,’ was arrested after falling asleep at the Burbank airport and allegedly appearing drunk in public.
The lawsuit alleges that Pullos “was simultaneously intoxicated with marijuana and drunk on alcohol” when she collided with Wilder. Officers reportedly found edible cannabis products and mini-bottles of tequila in Pullos’ vehicle.
“Haley Pullos acted maliciously and without any regard for the safety of others,” the lawsuit said.
The lawsuit also says that Wilder’s car was totaled in the crash. It is unclear how much Wilder is seeking in damages.
Times staff writer Christi Carras contributed to this report.
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