Following the use of his electronic cigarette on board an airplane, the actor Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Irish star of the series The Tudors was expected by Los Angeles airport police. A matter of no consequence because the FBI, which manages this kind of affair, did not wish to travel.
A DISPUTE WITH HIS WIFE AND AN IMPRISONED FEDERAL LAW!
The actor Jonathan Rhys-Meyers has been talked about again. This drug addiction regular this time shocked the passengers on a company flight American Airlines connecting Miami to Los Angeles. While traveling Sunday, July 8 with his partner, Mara Lane, and Wolf, their one-year-old son, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers violently lashed out at his wife.
As reported TMZ, the actor was then particularly alcoholic. According to witnesses, the Irish star of the series The Tudors would have launched a tirade against his wife, multiplying insults against the mother of his son, to the point of disturbing the other occupants of the plane. Irritated by the argument with his companion, the actor Match Point then stood up to go to the bathroom by lighting his electronic cigarette.
An innocuous gesture for the star of 40 years ago, who actually broke a federal law. When a member of the flight crew asked Jonathan Rhys-Meyers to turn off his vape, the latter complied. In spite of that, when he got off the plane, the police waited for the comedian. If the argument with his companion was not a crime, he was worried about the use of an electronic cigarette in an airliner.
According to a police source, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers denied having released his e-cigarette. The Los Angeles airport police still contacted the FBI, which handles this kind of case. Fortunately for the actor, the Bureau did not respond to the police's request, so he was able to leave without being worried..
