Charlie Sheen attacked in Malibu home by woman with a deadly weapon, deputies say
Charlie Sheen was allegedly assaulted by a 47-year-old woman in his Malibu home on Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Angeles Sheriff’s Department confirmed to The Post that Electra Schrock, who is reportedly the “Two and a Half Men” star’s neighbor, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, force likely to create great bodily injury, and residential burglary.
“Upon contacting the parties involved, deputies identified Charlie Sheen as a victim of assault,” the sheriff’s department’s statement reads.
They did not list a motive for the attack, but TMZ reports Schrock ripped Sheen’s shirt and tried to strangle him before returning to her house.
The outlet’s source says Schrock dumped trash in front of Sheen’s door the day before the attack and explained he is the one who called 911.
Paramedics were reportedly called to the scene but Sheen, 58, did not go to the hospital.
Schrock appeared in court on Friday, according to authorities.
The Post has contacted reps for Sheen for comment.
This reportedly isn’t Sheen’s first issue with Schrock. He allegedly told cops that he believes she was the same person who put some sort of sticky liquid on this car.
The incident comes days after the “Hot Shots!” star told People that he’s nearly six years sober from alcohol.
“Next month I’ll be six years sober. I have a very consistent lifestyle now. It’s all about single dad stuff, and raising my 14-year-old twin boys Max and Bob.”
Sheen shares the twins with his ex-wife Brooke Mueller, as well as daughters Sami, 19, and Lola, 18, with ex-wife Denise Richards, and his 38-year-old daughter Cassandra with high school girlfriend, Paula Profit.
He additionally told the outlet that he stopped drinking alcohol after breaking a promise to his daughter.
“One morning I’d forgotten my daughter had an appointment I’d promised to drive her to, and I’d already had a couple of pops that day,” he explained.
“So I had to call my friend Tony to take us. We got her there on time, but it broke my heart because she was in the backseat and I could just tell she was thinking, ‘Why isn’t dad driving?’ So I got home and sat with that for the rest of the day. And the next morning I just stopped.”
