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A Racine woman was told to go directly to jail after her appearance on a popular reality show that portrays brides behaving badly.
Karee Gibson's dream of acting has turned into a nightmare. The 21-year-old aspiring actress is now in jail after participating in several episodes of the cable reality show Bridezilla's.
Racine police picked her up at her home Monday afternoon. Her loved ones say she was arrested even after she agreed to report to the county jail on her own.
Gibson is on probation for a fight that happened when she was in high school. The 21-year-old wife and mother says she took part in the show Bridezilla's as a way to fulfill her life long dream of acting, and as a way to pay for her wedding. Family members say the woman shown on television is not who Karee truly is.
Gibson is in jail, because her probation officers feels her out of control behavior on the show is a violation of her probation.
Gibson's attorney Alan Eisenberg has filed an emergency petition for her release. Eisenberg said, "If you want to discipline somebody you don't have to lock them up there has to be a justification for taking away somebody's freedom and that have not explained any to me not any."
Karee Gibson's dream of acting has turned into a nightmare. The 21-year-old aspiring actress is now in jail after participating in several episodes of the cable reality show Bridezilla's.
Racine police picked her up at her home Monday afternoon. Her loved ones say she was arrested even after she agreed to report to the county jail on her own.
Gibson is on probation for a fight that happened when she was in high school. The 21-year-old wife and mother says she took part in the show Bridezilla's as a way to fulfill her life long dream of acting, and as a way to pay for her wedding. Family members say the woman shown on television is not who Karee truly is.
Gibson is in jail, because her probation officers feels her out of control behavior on the show is a violation of her probation.
Gibson's attorney Alan Eisenberg has filed an emergency petition for her release. Eisenberg said, "If you want to discipline somebody you don't have to lock them up there has to be a justification for taking away somebody's freedom and that have not explained any to me not any."
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