Court orders Hasselhoff's ex to surrender Posted on A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has reportedly directed the ex-wife of former ‘Baywatch’ star David Hasselhoff to surrender in relation to a misdemeanour hit and run charge. David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach Washington, June 30 (ANI): A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has reportedly directed the ex-wife of former ‘Baywatch’ star David Hasselhoff to surrender in relation to a misdemeanor hit and run charge. The judge stated that Pamela Bach was not booked properly when the original charge was filed in January, due to which she had one week to surrender.
"I have tried to resolve the situation ...
you see, now they want to get me booked," TMZ quoted Bach, who appeared in the court with a new lawyer, as saying. The court may issue a bench warrant for Bach’s arrest should she fail to comply with the judge’s order. "Her attorney was basically treating me worse than the average citizen.
They have done the extreme. I have bent over backwards to settle this," she said. Bach allegedly smashed into another vehicle in North Hollywood and fled the scene in January.
A witness to the happening, who had caught her license plate, then reported the matter to the local police. Bach contends that the allegations made against her were the result of a misunderstanding. "If I have done anything inconvenient to hurt your car, which I know I haven't, give me a body shop estimate or something," she uttered as a message for the owner of the other car.
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