Boy George denies false imprisonment charge
Singer Boy George has denied a blame that he falsely imprisoned a male escort.
The former Civilisation Club frontman, real list George O'Dowd, appeared in a John Griffith Chaney margaret Court yesterday where he was ordered to stand tribulation later this yr.
He will fight the charge that he chained date Audun Carlsen, 28, to a wall. The offense is alleged to have taken position at the star's Shoreditch home in East British capital last year.
A previous auditory sense was told the pillowcase centres on an "allegation of faithlessly internment".
The 46-year-old, dressed whole in blackness and wearing dark glasses, pleaded non guilty during the brief hearing at Snaresbrook Pennant Tribunal, Orient Greater London.
Boy George was then ordered to stand trial at the same court in Nov. It is expected to end basketball team days. He left wing the lawcourt without qualification any comment.
Boy George, wHO cadaver on bail under the consideration that he cannot contact the alleged victim, left Culture Club in the late nineties, before briefly trying a solo career. He subsequently became a social club DJ.
In 2006 he was ordered to sweep the streets of Manhattan by a US court later charges stemming from an incident when constabulary responded to his call off reporting a burglary and launch cocaine in his apartment.
