Mel Gibson likely won t testify at deputy s trial

2012-02-08 01:11:35

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A judge says she is inclined to block Mel Gibson from testifying during the workplace discrimination trial of the deputy who arrested the Oscar-winner for drunken driving.Superior Court Judge Barbara Scheper tentatively ruled Tuesday that the deputy's case shouldn't focus on Gibson's arrest or his anti-Semitic remarks at the time.Deputy James Mee, who is Jewish, claims he suffered religious discrimination by superiors after arresting Gibson in 2006 and that he was ordered to... Full Article at Yahoo News »