Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Bet the camera was racist

Pix Emerge Of Django Unchained Actress Straddling, Grinding, Boyfriend In Car

By Annabel Grossman an Michael Zennie, Sept. 17, 2014, Dailymail.co.uk




The Django Unchained actress who claimed she was harassed by LAPD officers who unfairly arrested her when she was making out with her boyfriend appears to have been doing a lot more than just kissing.

Pictures obtained by TMZ show Daniele Watts straddling her boyfriend Brian James Lucas in his car while the couple steady themselves with their hands on the car sunroof.

Eyewitness accounts suggest that Watts was grinding on top of her boyfriend with her shirt pulled up and her breasts exposed.

An eyewitness who saw the couple as he worked in a nearby office told TMZ that Lucas was sitting in the passenger seat with his feet on the curb and Watts was straddling him and rocking back and forth.

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Related:  TMZ: Django Actress Was Doing More Than 'Making Out'

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