Disgraced Saints heiress Rita LeBlanc arrested for alleged parking officer attack
NY Post
This wasn’t a very Saintly act.
Rita LeBlanc, the one-time heir apparent for the Saints and granddaughter of late team owner Tom Benson, was arrested Monday for allegedly pushing a parking enforcement officer in Charleston, S.C., according to live5news.com.
The 48-year-old is reportedly being charged with hindering an officer/city employee, and she was released Tuesday on a personal recognizance bond.
Sgt. Chris Stinson told the outlet that LeBlanc grabbed a parking boot locking mechanism while an officer attempted to place it on a vehicle.
Officers reportedly had been summoned to the scene due to a parking enforcement officer being shoved.
A court date is scheduled for July 24, per nola.com.
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