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Lebron's Mom Goes Nuts on a Valet Guy at The Fontainebleau

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April 7, 2011 at 1:47 PM | by | Comments (0)

Maybe the LIV nightclub at The Fontainebleau should reconsider their $40 valet parking charge. How else to explain why Lebron James' mom Gloria went crazy on a parking attendant, resulting in her arrest for misdemeanor assault?

NBC Miami got their hands on the police report which said that the valet left her car running for 30 minutes while she talked with friends. When it became clear she wasn't getting in the car anytime soon, the valet turned off the SUV and returned the keys to the valet cashier. That's when Gloria unleashed her fury.

A short time later, James came looking for her car, saying "where are my f---ing keys" and yelling profanities at the valet, according to the report.

"Then, for no apparent reason [James] struck the victim with an open hand across the right side of his face and in the process causing herself to lose her balance and falling to the ground," the report states.

Ooof. Not a very graceful swing. So maybe alcohol had a teensy bit to do with it as the report also stated Gloria had bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of alcohol on her breath. Still, it's a good thing she didn't actually stay at the hotel. Their resort fees would have had her throwing a phone at the front desk!

Gloria has since been released from custody. While she feels sorry for herself in her son's mansion, we have a serious question to ask--if valet charges $40 to park your car, do you still tip the attendant when he brings it around? Tell us what you do in comments below.

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