Alaia Baldwin, the sister of Hailey Bieber, faced arrest in Savannah, Georgia, after a reported altercation at a bar. The incident was covered by TMZ, which cited statements from witnesses and law enforcement. The bar owner summoned police to address claims that the singer Justin Bieber’s sister-in-law was allegedly engaged in a confrontation with staff and refused to leave the premises.
According to security staff and a bartender who spoke with arriving officers, Baldwin allegedly became physical during the incident. They reported that she attempted to enter a staff-only restroom, showed anger when denied access, and then allegedly grabbed one guard by the hair and kicked another who was attempting to de-escalate the situation.
During the tense moment when the bartender urged Baldwin to exit the restroom, she reportedly explained that she was unwell and needed to change a tampon. The bartender then alleged that Baldwin threw a tampon at him when entry was attempted.
Police documented the events and arrested Baldwin on charges that included assault and trespassing. Baldwin claimed self-defense in her statements to officers, and investigators noted a sequence of physical actions associated with the confrontation.
The report also noted a separate incident shortly before this event involving Hunter Schaefe, an actor described in media circles as an Euphoria star, which allegedly occurred in New York City. The coverage of that matter appeared in various outlets following the Savannah arrest reports.
In another unrelated note, there have been references to individuals described as being involved in similar public disputes across different regions, highlighting how police responses to alleged altercations often intersect with celebrity profiles and media coverage. These mentions serve to illustrate the broader pattern of how authorities document disputes when public figures are involved and how the press frames these events.