Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of the most recognized actors in Hollywood action films. The politician and former bodybuilder has also starred in films such as Conan the Barbarian or Terminator, among many others. In addition, he is also a very media character. Now, Arnold is once again in the focus of the news, since the actor has received a lawsuit for an alleged traffic accident that took place in February 2023 in West Los Angeles.
It was the TMZ portal that revealed the news. The renowned American media has learned that the complainant was Joanne Flickinger, a woman who was riding a bicycle and who was run over by the actor. After an investigation into the events was carried out, the cyclist would have made the decision to finally report The Running Man actor.
Despite this complaint, it is the authorities themselves who claim that the woman was responsible for the accident, since she invaded the lane in which Schwarzenegger was traveling. After the accident, Flickinger had to be rushed to the nearest hospital. The woman claimed that the former governor of California was going at a high speed, much higher than that allowed on the road, and that he was not paying attention to the road. According to the media, after the accident the actor decided to load the bicycle in the back of his vehicle and took it to be repaired.
It should be noted that this is not the first traffic accident suffered by the renowned Hollywood actor. It was in January 2022 when the interpreter suffered another accident with two other vehicles in Brentwood (California), where he collided his GMC Yukon with a red Prius and then with a Porsche Cayenne. The accident then had a great media impact.
This new complaint comes just a few days after his words about his training routine went viral. The 76-year-old actor pointed out that he was going to train until the end of his days. "People ask me why I still go to the gym. And you know, for the same reason I had breakfast today. I had breakfast today, I had breakfast 10 years ago, why do I still have breakfast? Why do I still sleep?" he began by saying. .
"I slept 20 years ago. I still sleep every day and every night. It's rooted in who you are. Training is a very important part of my life. It's that simple. Nothing will change until I die," expressed the renowned actor. making it clear that sport is an essential part of his life and that he does not intend to give it up as long as he can do so. And, once again, he once again demonstrated his determination and stubborn character.
