Mike Malin (Big Brother Contestant) - Personal Life - Controversy

Controversy

In 1996 Malin was arrested under his real name, Michael Carri, and charged with trespassing at the lot of Warner Brothers Pictures and using false identification. He and friends had secretly filmed and taken pictures of Batman & Robin.

On January 23, 1997, Carri pleaded no contest to carrying counterfeit government-issued ID, trespass and property damage, and malicious mischief. He was sentenced to three years' probation, fined $100, and ordered to do 400 hours of community service.

Malin was arrested again in late October 2007 and charged with assault after attending the 2007 World Series between Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies in Denver. Malin spent 15 hours behind bars before he was released on bail.

On August 1, 2011 Malin filed a lawsuit in Superior Court against the law firm Lavely and Singer, accusing the firm or someone acting on their behalf of hacking into his email as well as his phone. Also included in the lawsuit was one of Malin's business partners Shereen Arazm. Two days after Malin filed his lawsuit, Arazm filed a suit against Malin, accusing Malin and another business partner, Lonnie Moore, of embezzlement of funds from Geisha House LLC, a restaurant group that included Malin and Arazm as investors.

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