Selma Blair charged with second-degree assault after plane incident, released on $20,000 bail

According to Queens Criminal Court, Selma Blair has been charged with second-degree assault after her arrest following a violent incident on a Delta flight on Sunday. The actress posted $200,000 bail by credit card and was released on Monday. Blair was arrested after allegedly punching one flight attendant and biting another.

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Salma Blair has been charged with second-degree assault after being arrested following a violent incident on a Delta flight on Sunday, according to Queens Criminal Court. The actor posted $200,000 bail with a credit card and was released on Monday.

Blair was arrested after allegedly punching a flight attendant and biting another on a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York. Blair also tried to open the plane's door while in the air. Law enforcement officers were waiting for the 54-year-old "Legally Blonde" actress at John F. Kennedy Airport when police took her into custody and transported her to a hospital for evaluation. Two crew members were injured and one of them was treated in the hospital.

"Selma experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged behavior. After landing, she received immediate medical attention and is currently in stable condition," a representative for Blair told Variety.

After Sunday's fight, the "brutal actor" was arrested by a Port Authority police officer on Monday. He appeared in Queens Criminal Court on Monday evening before Judge Indira D. Khan, according to court documents seen by Variety.

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