Kristy Swanson skates on assault charge
‘I am thrilled and excited that the charge has been dropped,’ says Swanson
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LOS ANGELES - “Skating with Celebrities” star Kristy Swanson got her assault charge put on ice. It was withdrawn Wednesday in the Ontario Court of Justice at the request of a prosecutor, according to the Crown attorney’s office and Swanson’s lawyer.
“The Crown and I worked together in the best of all parties to resolve the matter,” Swanson attorney Constance Baran-Gerez said.
“I am thrilled and excited that the charge has been dropped,” Swanson said. “This never should have happened and our family can move on.”
Assistant Crown Attorney Jennifer Ferguson said through a spokeswoman that she could not comment on the case.
The case stemmed from a confrontation between Swanson and the ex-wife of her boyfriend and skating partner, Olympic medalist and former world champion pairs skater Lloyd Eisler. Swanson, a 37-year-old former Playboy model who starred in the 1992 film “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” was arrested in June in Kingston, Ontario. She was charged with assaulting Marcia O’Brien, Eisler’s ex-wife.
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No charges were filed against O’Brien.
Eisler, a 44-year-old former world champion pairs skater, met Swanson last year on the Fox show. He eventually left his pregnant wife. He has a baby boy with Swanson.
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