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Celebrity Justice8/16/2010 10:17 AM PDT BY TMZ STAFF

Adrianne C -- I Was 'Molested' Outside Star Wars Expo

Former "America's Next Top Model" champ Adrianne Curry called police in Orlando this weekend ... claiming an allegedly drunk man reached up her skirt and "molested" her outside of a Star Wars convention.

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Curry called police around 3:00 AM on Sunday to report the incident that allegedly went down in front of the hotel where the Star Wars expo was going down ... but claims it took more than an hour before cops arrived on scene.

According to the police report, obtained by TMZ, the officer who arrived at the hotel claims he "came in contact with the male as he lay in the bushes at the entrance to the hotel."

The officer claims he spoke to multiple witnesses -- one of which said the suspect "attempted several  times to fight several other people as they stood outside waiting to be picked up for the Star Wars convention."

The man was eventually arrested for disorderly intoxication.

Curry later Tweeted, "cops are here..molesting pervert drunk in the back of their car...going to bed ... i cannot believe last night happened....love starwars...but ready to leave.”

5/20/2007 3:59 AM PDT BY TMZ STAFF

Up Up and a Vader

Darth Vader is Back ... and full of hot air!

An 85-foot tall hot air balloon fashioned to look like the infamous helmet of "Star Wars" warlord Darth Vader took to the skies Thursday to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the the original film. The $135,000 gas bag took flight in the small town of Ceroux, Belgium as part of a hot air balloon festival.

It is unknown whether the balloon is impenetrable to The Force.

Celebrity Justice12/14/2005 12:24 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF

'Star Wars' Pirate Cops a Plea

Marc Hoaglin of Huntington Beach, Calif. pled guilty yesterday to one count of uploading a work being prepared for commercial distribution. Hoaglin was nabbed for uploading a stolen copy of 'Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith' to the Internet the day before its theatrical release.

 
Despite dire warnings being issued by movie studios against this sort of piracy, Hoaglin was willing to risk years in a U.S. prison for the chance to brag to his fellow geeks at POTUK.com (Pirates of the U.K.), a movie-swapping website.

Mission accomplished, Marc! TMZ suspects you will be the only member of the A/V Club with a felony conviction and a room at the Greybar Hotel, where "illegal uploading" is just another tortured metaphor.