Alec Baldwin said he did not hit the man in the parking dispute in New York

NEW YORK – Alec Baldwin denies that he hit someone on a parking spot and asserts that an allegation of assault is reported "for entertainment purposes with clickbait". The actor was arrested on Friday and charged with assault and harassment after allegedly punching another man in the face during a dispute over a parking spot in New York.

The Baldwin publicist declined to comment after the arrest. But the actor later tweeted According to the accounts of the Hilaria and Alec Baldwin Foundation, "the statement that I hit anyone for a parking spot is false." I wanted to mention it at the trial Proceedings. "

In one second tweetBaldwin complained that becoming a "sport" involves associating as many as possible "negative charges with charges and slandering as much as possible for the purpose of click-based entertainment."

One could read: "Fortunately, no matter how the echoes echo, the statements are not true."

Baldwin, 60, told the police that a family member was holding the place in front of his home in Manhattan when a man driving a Saab break stopped and lined up his car. ;took. The break driver told police that Baldwin had hit him with his hand, but he was not sure whether it was a punch or a slap.

Police said the 49-year-old driver complained of jaw pain and redness in the neck and was taken to a hospital.

His tweets did not clearly indicate whether the allegation specifies that Baldwin wanted to rebut was that he had hit the other man or another aspect of the story. Her publicist said that she had no comment.

Baldwin was released after about two hours from local police in the Greenwich Village neighborhood in Manhattan. He was sentenced to court on November 26.

Baldwin, the star of "30 Rock" TV series and "Game Game" presenter, plays President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" and recently launched a talk show on ABC.