![This is the booking photo of the voice of Disney’s Pocahontas, Irene Bedard, after she was arrested for disorderly conduct. The 55-year-old - best known for voicing the famous character in the 1995 animated movie - had to be separated from another woman by police in Greene County, Ohio, on August 19 after the pair were arguing and screaming. According to a police report, the women “walked out into the street screaming, without any regard for traffic”. Bedard had “a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath”, but insisted she had not been drinking that day. She told police she had drunk a bottle of vodka the day before. Bedard said the other woman, Sheila Johnson, had been trying to help her into her “studio”, but she was unable to find her keys. According to the police report, Beard’s “emotions changed rapidly”, going from calm to becoming upset and eventually crying. Police tried to move Bedard away from a large window as they feared she might shatter the glass, but when Johnson offered them a name to call on Bedard’s behalf the actress ran away screaming. She was booked for disorderly conduct and released on August 21. Bedard was arrested twice over a three-day period back in November 2020. *BYLINE: Greene County Sheriff’s Office/Pop Nation/TMX/Mega. 19 Aug 2022 Pictured: The booking photo of the voice of Disney’s Pocahontas, Irene Bedard, after she was arrested for disorderly conduct. *BYLINE: Greene County Sheriff’s Office/Pop Nation/TMX/Mega. Photo credit: GreeneCountySheriff/PopNationTMX / MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342 (Mega Agency TagID: MEGA889083_001.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]](https://hollywoodlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Celebrities-Arrested-In-2022-1.jpg?quality=100&w=352)
Out of one jail and into another. That was the fate for Jason Alexander on Tuesday (Aug. 16), after Britney Spears‘ ex-husband finished serving a 60-day sentence for breaking into Britney’s home during her June wedding. After completing the jail stint, Jason, 40, was arrested, charged with grand theft and buying/receiving stolen property, and immediately transferred to Napa County Jail, per TMZ. Jason’s latest legal nightmare stems from allegations that he walked away with a woman’s $2,000 bracelet in 2015. ‘
Jason allegedly lived at an unnamed woman’s house for a month when she noticed a piece of jewelry was missing from her bedroom, according to TMZ. The unidentified woman accused Jason of stealing it, which he reportedly denied at first. TMZ’s police sources say that Jason “later admitted to the woman he stole the bling — a diamond and sapphire tennis bracelet valued at $2k — and sold it to a local pawn shop.” The woman called the police in Feb. 2016, and the investigation reportedly led to the pawn shop where Jason supposedly sold the $2k bracelet for $180.
Police reportedly returned the jewelry to the woman and issued a felony warrant for Jason’s arrest. He is currently being held on $20,000 bail, per Page Six. Despite the transfer, Jason will have to sit for a Nov. 9 hearing in his break-in case.
Jason reentered the pop culture spotlight after he crashed Britney and Sam Asghari’s June wedding. Britney’s ex – famously married to the “Toxic” singer for 55 hours – went on Instagram Live as he tried to sneak into her ceremony. “Britney Spears invited me here,” Jason said on Live. “She’s my first wife—my only wife. I’m her first husband. I’m here to crash the wedding cause nobody’s here but Sam. So where the f**k’s the family?”
” We responded to the property belonging to Britney Spears for a trespassing Investigation,” Ventura County Sheriff Officer Wright told HollywoodLife. “We arrested an individual by the name of Jason Alexander, 40 years old, for a warrant that is out of state. He is at our Thousand Oaks station right now and being booked.” Soon afterward, Britney was granted a restraining order against her ex.
Jason pleaded not guilty to two charges of aggravated trespassing and battery but changed his plea to “no contest” on Aug. 12. Two additional charges, felony stalking and misdemeanor vandalism, were dismissed. Jason was sentenced to 128 days in Ventura County Jail, of which he had already served 64 days.