15 March 2009 14:15

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LINDSAY LOHAN - WINDOW SMASHED IN LOHAN-RONSON FIGHT

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Lindsay Lohan and girlfriend SAMANTHA RONSON resulted in a smashed window at the DJ's home, according to reports

Caption: * LOHAN AND RONSON FIGHT TURNS NASTY An argument between Lindsay Lohan (Picture) and girlfriend SAMANTHA RONSON resulted in a smashed window at the DJ's home, according to reports. The incident occurred on Saturday (14Mar09) morning after Lohan spent Friday (13Mar09) night partying with pals at hotel Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, before paying a....

WINDOW SMASHED IN LOHAN-RONSON FIGHT

LINDSAY LOHAN's relationship with SAMANTHA RONSON is reportedly on the rocks again - after a furious bust-up at the DJ's home resulted in a smashed window.
The incident occurred on Saturday (14Mar09) morning after Lohan spent Friday (13Mar09) night partying with pals at hotel Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, before paying a late night visit to the home of actor Jack Nicholson.
Lohan left Nicholson's house in the early hours of Saturday and headed to Ronson's residence, reports People.com.
The DJ arrived home a few hours later and the pair allegedly began to argue loudly before a neighbour called police.
Shortly afterwards a side window of the house was smashed, sending glass flying across a path.
A source tells WENN, "The police were called in by a neighbour after a loud argument between Lindsay and Sam, which could be heard out on the street.
"At one point, something went flying through a side window, shattering glass on the side walkway of the house.
"LAPD officers pounded at the front door but Lindsay or Sam did not open the door."
A representative for Lohan could not be reached as WENN went to press.


15 March 2009 14:15


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