VINCE NEIL Charged With Domestic Violence

April 5, 2011

According to TMZ.com, MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman Vince Neil has been charged with domestic violence and disorderly conduct for allegedly pushing his ex-girlfriend with his finger and leaving a bruise on her shoulder. The alleged confrontation between Neil and Alicia Jacobs took place last month at the Las Vegas Hilton.

According to the Las Vegas Sun, Neil shouted obscenities at Jacobs, a Vegas TV reporter, as well as a publicist and a writer for the Las Vegas Sun, who were sitting at a table together. The incident took place at a show by comedian Hal Sparks, who wrote on Twitter, "Sooooo... Vince Neil storms into my show.. Yells FU at 2 women.. Gets pushy... Cops get called... Good times."

Neil denied jabbing Jacobs, telling Las Vegas Weekly, "I never touched her! She's the one who followed me out into the casino afterwards. I was with four hotel executives. They know it didn't happen."

Neil later claimed that he was considering filing charges himself, alleging that Jacobs had left bloody marks on his arm.

Neil's lawyer, David Chesnoff, tells The Associated Press that the singer will plead not guilty to the battery and disorderly conduct charges. He's due May 2 in Las Vegas Justice Court.

Jacobs split with Neil in March after a seven-month relationship, shortly after he finished a short prison stint stemming from a DUI arrest last June.

Although he claims he has given up alcohol, Neil has been seen partying around Vegas, according to reports.

Photo below taken by Scott Harrison

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