Tara Reid’s case has seen a breakthrough as the investigation continues after she was rushed to a hospital last month.
Authorities say they have found no video evidence to support Reid’s claim that she was drugged in a Chicago hotel bar.
The Rosemont Department of Public Safety confirmed: “While video surveillance showed Tara Reid in the hotel bar, at no time did the video show anyone tampering with or adding anything to her drink.”
According to Rosemont police, the bartenders were covering her glass when she walked away, which police described as standard practice.
However, officials are still waiting for hospital records to determine if and what chemical tests were performed.
The police cannot confirm without the results of these tests whether she was drugged or not.
“We are working with Tara Reid to receive the records that she also did not receive,” the statement continued.
“Pending those results or further information being presented, our detectives will follow up on those leads accordingly.”
It has also been revealed that they have found “no criminal act that has been committed” and the investigation into Redi’s claims does not currently involve the questioning of any individuals.
However, the american pie The actress insisted after the initial results of the investigation that she was “incapacitated” for more than eight hours after consuming a drink.
“The bottom line is that no one ends up in the hospital incapacitated for more than 8 hours after having a drink,” he shared.
“The last thing I remember was having a drink and waking up in the hospital the next day and not remembering anything,” Reid added, calling the ordeal “the scariest feeling I’ve ever felt.”
