So Gary Coleman is being sued by the guy he allegedly nailed with his truck -- not surprising. The Salt Lake Tribune got the docs, and the guy's account of what happened at the bowling alley is hilarious.
Colt Rushton was taking cell phone pics of Coleman in the next lane when Gary's bodyguard came over and told him he'd have to pay $20 per picture if he kept shooting.
It got ugly later, when Colt tried taking a snap of Gary's truck. Rushton says he was "attacked, without warning, from behind" by Gary's wife and the bodyguard. Then, the big guy (Coleman) himself came over and walloped him in the chest "repeatedly" and then drove the truck into him.
Bad move if he runs for Guv again.
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interesting how quick we are to label things here;
TRUCK - place of residence;
BODYGUARD - someone to push
and act as a collection agent;
WIFE - someone with hot air
to propel forward motion;
TMZ...Make sure you get the tape of Gary yellin' "Whatcha' talkin' 'bout Big Bubba" as the little guy's in the communicable shower inside cell block C after his sentence for assult.............
Ya know what I hate about short people? They're always running around with their nose in your business!
Did ya hear about the guy that got away with punching Coleman in the nose? Colman walked up to the guys wife and
said "Gee, your hair smells terrific!
This poor dude has been thru enough in his life. If I were him-I would have done the same damn thing. Good for you Gary-kick all dem bi*ches a**es!
What is Gary Coleman doing with a bodyguard? I thought he was broke. Selling autographed anything on eBay must really be working out well for him. Clearly he still hasn't learned how to hold on to his money. He doesn't need a bodyguard.
Not that I'm one to stand up for Coleman - as if I do I am looking over him - but it was not Gary that blew his money - it was his parents - its too common for parents to do this to their kids in Hollywood but I do agree that he does not need the bodyguard.
Hey I thought Mr. Drummond taught him that violence never solved anything.

















