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Mike Tyson Taken Away In Handcuffs After Fight With Photographer; Read The Booking Sheet

Nov. 12 2009, Published 8:46 a.m. ET

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Mike Tyson was handcuffed and driven away by LAPD officers after he got into a bloody scuffle with a photographer at Los Angeles International Airport Wednesday night.

Tyson was arrested by airport police and interviewed at LAX police headquarters for two hours.

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RadarOnline.com was first to report that Tyson was arrested after he got into a fight with the photographer at the United Airways terminal at 4:30pm Pac as he arrived back from a European vacation with his family.

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The lone pap was trying to take video when an altercation ensued and Tyson allegedly punched him.

Full Transcript Of Tyson's 911 Call

The pap suffered a laceration to the side of his head.

The bloodied pap was rushed to a nearby hospital in the back of an ambulance and their was blood on the terminal floor after the airport brawl.

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Tyson's spokeswoman Tammy Brook said the boxer was traveling with his wife and 10-month-old child when he was attacked by an overly aggressive paparazzo. "Mike acted in self defense as a father protecting his child," she said.

Both the photographer and Tyson were arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery and both are expected to appear in court at a later date.

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