Comedian Katt Williams arrested in Seattle | Inquirer Entertainment

Comedian Katt Williams arrested in Seattle

/ 03:49 PM December 04, 2012

Katt Williams in a photo taken in 2007. The actor was recently arrested in Seattle and jailed pending investigation of assault, harassment and obstruction. AFP/HECTOR MATA

SEATTLE— Stand-up comedian and actor Katt Williams said he was ordered to leave a Seattle hotel late Monday, hours after he was released from jail following a dispute at a bar.

Williams was ordered to leave a Courtyard Marriott after an unspecified incident that involved a police presence, Seattlepi.com reported.

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Williams didn’t say why he was ejected, and neither police nor a hotel manager immediately returned calls from the Associated Press. Attempts to reach Williams were not immediately successful.

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Williams was released from jail early Monday after police said he argued with a patron at a bar, menaced the manager with a pool cue and refused to leave World Sports Grille on Sunday. He was also accused of flicking a cigarette into a woman’s face through a car window and throwing a rock at the vehicle.

Police said Williams struggled with officers who arrested him and jailed him for investigation of assault, harassment and obstruction.

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Police said Williams also was involved in an altercation with three fans Friday evening after they tried to take a photo with him. He said they had forced their way into his dressing room.

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