Charlie Sheen's manager denies actor pulled at knife at dentist
Charlie Sheen speaks onstage at the "Anger Management" panel during the FX portion of the 2012 Summer TCA Tour in Beverly Hills, California, on July 28, 2012. Credit: Getty Images / Frederick M. Brown
Charlie Sheen's manager denied the bad-boy star went nuts with a knife during a dental visit.
TMZ reported that the infamous actor was at a Los Angeles dental office on Sept. 25 and allegedly attacked a dental technician as she tried to put a gas mask on him for a procedure. The technician told cops that Sheen brandished a knife, but Robert Maron, who identified himself as the actor's manager, told amNewYork the story was fabricated.
"It's not like he's walking around Beverly Hills with a knife," he said. Maron also refuted reports that Sheen, 49, was high on rock cocaine during the incident. The Los Angeles Police Department couldn't be reached for comment, but Maron said as of Thursday morning, the cops hadn't gotten in touch with his client.
"Police haven't questioned him and they certainly know where he lives," he said.
