The actress of "Django Unchained" which accused the police of racism will have to apologize

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Danièle Watts, African American actress who was playing in the Oscar-winning film Django unchained and was briefly arrested by policemen she accused of racism, admitted some of the charges against her and will have to apologize.

The actress, who initially claimed to have been the subject of racial discrimination by the police, did not dispute the charges of infringement of public order against her and her boyfriend James Lucas.

The charges dropped In exchange, prosecutors dropped the charges of lewd conduct in public places, which would have them both done risking up to six months in jail and a $ 1,000 fine.

As part of an agreement with the police, the couple will have to write a letter of apology to three officers of the Los Angeles police who intervened to control their identity following a call alleging a sexual act in public, and will also have to perform 40 hours of community service, according to the Los Angeles prosecutor's office.

Taken for a prostitute Initially, police had reported Danièle Watts released after verification of their identity and having concluded that no offense had been committed. The actress was then claimed to have been the subject of racial discrimination by the police who would in it briefly arrested and handcuffed as she had "done nothing wrong", while his companion declared that the police had probably taken Danièle Watts for a prostitute because she showed affection to a white man.

An audio recording of the exchange between one of the Police officers and the actress was later released to refute the charges of discrimination by Danièle Watts, showing a polite policeman but demanding identity papers of the actress, the -C highlighting his celebrity status.

After the appearance of multiple pictures and videos, including published by TMZ, the LAPD had finally brought charges against the couple in October.