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Luann de Lesseps Entered Incorrect Hotel Room with a Man Before Arrest, Police Say, Luann

de Lesseps' arrest on Saturday night came after she was discovered trespassing in a

hotel room with an unidentified male who was once her ex, according to a police report.

The Real Housewives of New York City star, 52, entered Room 407 at the Colony Hotel in

Palm Beach while a maid was busy completing a turn-down service that night, according

to the report.

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Police say the couple was found in bed together by security guard Carlos Lopez, who asked

them to leave because de Lesseps was registered to stay in Room 327.

According to the report filed by Officer Mastrangelo, who responded to the guard's call, "De

Lesseps refused to leave, and locked herself in the bathroom.

De Lesseps was told several times to come out of the bathroom, and leave the room however

she still refused.

When Lopez attempted to open the bathroom with a key, De Lesseps opened the door.

Officer O'Leary then attempted to detain De Lesseps and remove her from the bathroom,

at which time De Lesseps shoved Officer O'Leary with an open palm to the chest, then slammed

the door on Officer O'Leary's face, striking him in the forehead."

Page Six first reported the news.

A source told PEOPLE "Luann was out with a girlfriend at the Colony Hotel where she

had her wedding brunch just a year ago — it was the first time she had been back to Palm

Beach since the wedding."

"Memories from that day came flooding back, she was emotional and her behavior was out

of character," the source added.

Julie Olson, who was with de Lesseps at the hotel, told Page Six the man was "a guy

she had previously dated.

It's not a big deal."

She said she was speaking to a female friend when de Lesseps and the man left the hotel's

bar.

About 15 minutes later, Olson said the man came up to her and asked Olson to help the

Bravo star, who "wouldn't understand she was in the wrong room."

"I think I got there a little too late when the damage was done," Olson said.

De Lesseps was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting

arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County

Sheriff's Office.

According to the police report, de Lesseps told the officer "I'm going to kill you

all" after she "slipped out of her hand cuffs and attempted to exit" his patrol

car, unsuccessfully.

"Once De Lesseps was transported back to the Palm Beach Police Department and placed

in a holding cell, she stated again that she was 'going to f—ing kill all of you'

to Officer O'Leary and I multiple times," Mastrangelo concludes.

In a statement to PEOPLE, the reality star said, "This was my first time in Palm Beach

since my wedding, and being here brought up long-buried emotions.

I want to offer my sincere apologies to anyone I might have offended with my behavior.

I am committed to a transformative and hopeful 2018."

The mother of two was released on her own recognizance Sunday, according to the Palm

Beach Post, and Judge Ted Booras said she would be allowed to return to her home state

of New York.

However, he warned her not to ignore the charges against her.

"I don't think it would be that hard to find you," he said.

For more infomation >> Luann de Lesseps Entered Incorrect Hotel Room with a Man Before Arrest, Police Say - Duration: 2:39.

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Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management(NATHM) BTTM and BHM - Duration: 9:12.

Welcome to the College.

Camera Fell

So this is the front building

Now we are heading ahead

Here comes the turning point

Peace Zone

This is from where we go to Computer Practical Classroom..

Now lets return back..

Lets Have a look to our classrooms

Our class - Section B

This is Rachan Bro

Please dont shout...Let me do my work

This is Mr.Dips

This is me (Joseph Dulal)

He is going to jump and put that ball on basket

Yes, Bro did well...

This is Bibek Sathi from our section..

Both Basketball and Football are running here on the court :D

Bro haru :D

Yo ful chai ooilaisakecha :D

Paila ta tannai rose haru thyo aile sop chori vako ho :D

Rachan Bro and I ( we are heading towards library )

Finally we entered... Though mobile phones are not allowded here we took a risk :D

I am renewing my books :D

He looked at me and i went away :D

Again i am with one and only Mr.Dips

This Is our canteen. I came here in leisure period so this is bit empty..

Lets enter here

Senior students were there...

This is Canteen ko Didi

This is kitchen

Rashi Di is here and she is encouraging us to go back to class and study..

College ko every details halda yo ni haldeko to make video long :D

Yo chai gham tapne thau :D

Yucika ka vageko kya tmi :D

Yo ni college ma xa vanera matra haldeko hai.. :D

Hasna manahi xa

Eco period napadi napadi yehi kam garera baseko jhan :D

La ek lot feri College ghumdim

Aba chai jot ma kata kata xirdeko building vitra

Kanchenjunga

Exploring....

I dont know where i am

This is Nagarjun Hall.. I have seen it for the first time in college :D

Ekxin Kaan thunum hai vai le mitho kura gari halyo

Thank you for watching guys :D

Maan lage LIKE,COMMENT,SHARE garau natra I love you vanda ni hunxa :D

That is also a support :D

For more infomation >> Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management(NATHM) BTTM and BHM - Duration: 9:12.

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Hotel Resort Fees Can Be An Unwelcome Surprise During Checkout - Duration: 4:17.

For more infomation >> Hotel Resort Fees Can Be An Unwelcome Surprise During Checkout - Duration: 4:17.

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SCARY ABANDONED BEACH HOTEL & UNFINISHED HOUSE TOUR / Sua Lim (cc eng sub) - Duration: 20:21.

my slippers

I'll just speak in tagalog lol

I think I'll just speak in Tagalog

speak Tagalog then

so scary cause there's many like

like... ghost stories

rock, paper, scissors, who will check it

*unidentified sounds*

my slippers

what if we go there at night

this is like downstairs

this is like downstairs?

everytime there's a storm, it always breaks

so it's easier to maintain

but... it still wasn't maintained

it's been a long time since I've been here

that place is also scary

*idk what i was saying here lol*

hey, the hotel really....

we should really bring mama with us later

what if we see like a dead body

Cockroach!

our supposed-to-be house

but it wasn't continued

yeah, I already said that

what's that in the window

the restroom is moving (wth)

but it's such a coincidence

okay, so this used to be the old office

this should've been the

because right, they used to call it servant's quarters before

I think we should've not gone here this late

yeah

but like

ok, this should've been the

such a waste

a celebrity's mirror there

for celebrity's lol

only just a drawing

it's like the bathtubs in horror movies

because it's facing the other way

but it's dangerous

it's not dark yet

yeah, it's not yet that dark

but I also don't want to continue

this is the view

but the water is not nice today

it's very detailed lol

out there is the storage

there's really many stories there

(ghost stories)

it's scarier if you take long

i need to shower later

ya'll are like your father

clumsy

why are you always the one in the middle

I didn't really tour any room lol

For more infomation >> SCARY ABANDONED BEACH HOTEL & UNFINISHED HOUSE TOUR / Sua Lim (cc eng sub) - Duration: 20:21.

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'Hotel Scarface' recounts glamorous, infamous epicenter of Miami's cocaine days - Duration: 6:16.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Finally, in the latest addition to the "NewsHour" Bookshelf, Jeffrey Brown

examines the Wild West that was Miami Beach, where cocaine cowboys played and died.

JEFFREY BROWN: Al Pacino's gangster snarl in the film "Scarface," the oh-so-cool undercover

detectives in "Miami Vice," the popular culture images of Miami in the 1980s, when cocaine

drug lords helped make it the murder capital of America.

The real-life story is told in the new book "Hotel Scarface."

Author Roben Farzad is a business journalist, host of "Full Disclosure" on NPR One, and

occasional contributor to this program.

And it's nice to talk to you, Roben.

ROBEN FARZAD, Author, "Hotel Scarface": So nice to...

JEFFREY BROWN: We usually talk about economics, but here we are.

Why this subject?

Why did you want to go look at this story?

ROBEN FARZAD: My heart has been with this for -- in the 22 to 23 years since I left

Miami to go to college.

When cocaine came to town, it was so ridiculously profitable, it was so seductive, it made people

do such crazy things in the name of money and power and bloodlust, that you had something

approximating a failed state by 1981 in Miami.

JEFFREY BROWN: The epicenter is this hotel.

It's -- you nickname it Scarface Hotel, right?

But it's the Mutiny was the real place.

ROBEN FARZAD: That's right.

It was called the Hotel Mutiny at Sailboat Bay.

And the first three floors had a club, a private discotheque, a restaurant, a lounge, a tiki

bar.

And it was just infamous.

All the celebs who would come to Miami, Fleetwood Mac, The Cars -- Crosby and Nash recorded

a song about the place.

Neil Young would be there.

It was kind of the closest thing to Miami's Studio 54 at the turn of the decade, 1979-1980,

well before South Beach had arrived on kind of the global hot spot scene.

JEFFREY BROWN: So, the celebrities were there, but it's the drug lords and the gangsters,

that's where a lot of the action is.

ROBEN FARZAD: It's the ecosystem of all that money that was there, money and sex and cocaine

and aspiration.

In the case of the Cuban exiles who came to this country penniless, who really wrested

control of the cocaine trade by the late '70s, and didn't mind being seen with the most gorgeous

models and "Playboy" casting calls and powerful housewives and Richard Nixon's friends, everybody

largely left everybody alone until all of Miami blew up.

JEFFREY BROWN: So, your book is filled with all these colorful characters, colorful, but

violent characters.

ROBEN FARZAD: Sure.

JEFFREY BROWN: Pick one.

Tell -- just to give us an example of somebody that kind of grabbed you.

ROBEN FARZAD: I, like many people in Miami, am haunted by the specter of one Ricardo "Monkey"

Morales.

Monkey was his nickname.

This was a guy who worked for Fidel Castro, became disillusioned with the violence and

the revolutionary cause, was ostensibly flipped by the CIA, brought to Miami in the anti-Castro

cause, and was really raring for a rematch.

And when we had the Bay of Pigs invasion, and that fell through, literally all of exile

Miami thought that it was fait accompli that Kennedy would finish the job.

But then Kennedy didn't finish the job, and Kennedy dies, and LBJ is looking at Vietnam

ultimately.

And so you have all these orphaned people, all these bombers and mercenaries and CIA-trained

people, like Monkey Morales, who are kind of rudderless for the '60s and '70s.

And, first, pot happens.

JEFFREY BROWN: Yes.

ROBEN FARZAD: And it's child's play for them to move marijuana, because the CIA trained

them to know evasion on the coastline better than anybody else.

And then cocaine is multiples as profitable.

And even though Morales was shot and killed at about Christmas of '82, his ghost lingers.

And I think he is a metaphor for everything that went wrong between Cuba and the United

States.

This was a person who was a romantic.

He read history books.

He quoted "Casablanca."

He cried whenever it came on.

But he also knew how to strangle people.

He got away after shooting and killing several people.

He was an informant.

He hunted down Nazi fugitives, helped the Mossad.

I mean, imagine his LinkedIn profile.

(LAUGHTER)

JEFFREY BROWN: I was thinking, if I asked you about what surprises you found along the

way, I mean, maybe frame it in terms of those cultural references I started with.

Did they get it right when we look at "Scarface" or "Miami Vice"?

What did they get right?

What did they exaggerate?

ROBEN FARZAD: What's shocking to me is, you can be meeting with ex-cons, people who have

spent, say, upwards of 25, 30 years in prison, and they have now reintegrated back into Miami

life.

And they're having an early bird dinner with you on Coral Way or somewhere in Little Havana,

and they're like, nine out of 10 times, you know, Tony Montana is based on me.

The town rebelled against this entire concept of "Scarface" coming there to film in '82

and '83.

They saw it as an affront to the exile community, until it became this pop culture totem.

And then everybody after the fact was like, it was based on me.

I had a leopard.

No, it was based on me.

Look, his throne looked like mine.

And I believe that he was a composite that Oliver Stone and De Palma saw at this hotel.

JEFFREY BROWN: What ended it?

What brought this era to an end?

ROBEN FARZAD: It just became so violent by 1981.

It was fun and games in the sexy and swinging '70s, and people got along.

The Colombians came in with a shot across the bow in 1979, the Dadeland Massacre.

And then once the Mariel boat crisis happened, and you had 120,000 refugees end up in South

Florida, maybe 10,000 north of them criminals, many violent criminals, it was every man for

himself.

And that's when the Miami Police Department, the DEA, the FBI -- it became a national security

concern for Jimmy Carter and then Ronald Reagan in morning in America.

I mean, after all, he deputized George Bush Sr. with his South Florida drug task force.

So, when the feds got serious about it, I think all the fun and games and the hyperbole

of it was shut down.

But what's amazing to me is that it's very much a story that still exists in Miami's

psyche and the Pan-American psyche, if you talk to people in Colombia and Panama and

Venezuela.

JEFFREY BROWN: Alright, the book is "Hotel Scarface."

Roben Farzad, thanks very much.

ROBEN FARZAD: Thank you.

HARI SREENIVASAN: Author Roben Farzad shares more books explaining Miami online.

It's on our Web site.

For more infomation >> 'Hotel Scarface' recounts glamorous, infamous epicenter of Miami's cocaine days - Duration: 6:16.

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Plans for hotel in neighborhood upset residents, business owners - Duration: 2:20.

For more infomation >> Plans for hotel in neighborhood upset residents, business owners - Duration: 2:20.

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"Real Housewives" star arrested for incident at Palm Beach Hotel - Duration: 1:46.

For more infomation >> "Real Housewives" star arrested for incident at Palm Beach Hotel - Duration: 1:46.

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Disney revises hotel security: Is it an invasion of privacy? - Duration: 3:59.

For more infomation >> Disney revises hotel security: Is it an invasion of privacy? - Duration: 3:59.

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Hotel Iberico in Gualchos, Spain (Europe). The best of Hotel Iberico in Gualchos - Duration: 5:12.

For more infomation >> Hotel Iberico in Gualchos, Spain (Europe). The best of Hotel Iberico in Gualchos - Duration: 5:12.

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Hotel Mario Movie Trailer - Duration: 1:09.

from philips productions

and philips meme maker

its coming

oh noes the princess hes been captured again

TRIGGERED

italian startle

ok im bored

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