Jessie Wallace issued warning by EastEnders bosses over ‘unacceptable’ behaviour
EastEnders actress Jessie Wallace, known for her role as Kat Slater in the BBC soap, was called into a meeting with senior bosses, during which she expressed her “deep regret” over an incident on Sunday morning
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Jessie Wallace: EastEnders star restrained by police officers
Jessie Wallace has been issued with a warning by EastEnders bosses over her “unacceptable” behaviour at the weekend.
The actress, known for her role as Kat Slater in the BBC soap, was called into a meeting with senior bosses, during which she expressed her “deep regret” over an incident on Sunday morning.
Jessie, 50, was arrested for allegedly attacking a police officer outside a nightclub.
She accepted a caution following the incident.
A BBC spokesperson told the Mirror: “Senior bosses have spoken to Jessie Wallace about the incident and issued a clear warning that this kind of behaviour is unacceptable and Jessie has expressed her deep regret.”
EastEnders actress Jessie Wallace has been issued a warning from bosses
Jessie’s arrest over the weekend came after the star attended a Madness gig on Saturday in Thetford Forest, Suffolk, alongside a new mystery man.
Later in the evening, the actress and her companion were spotted arguing outside a nightclub with police – with Jessie eventually arrested for public disorder.
A police spokesman confirmed that a 50-year-old woman was cautioned after being held on suspicion of assaulting a police officer and drunk and disorderly conduct.
Jessie is said to have expressed ‘deep regret’ over the situation
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“A 50-year-old woman was arrested early on Sunday morning in St Andrew’s Street, Bury St Edmunds, on suspicion of assaulting a police officer / drunk and disorderly conduct and was released without charge after receiving a conditional caution,” a statement shared with the Mirror reads.
To accept a conditional caution a suspect must sign a document confirming an admission to the offence along with details of what they did.
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