Actor/Churchleader Andrew Keegan is suing website Examiner.com over false reports of his arrest for $33 million. Earlier this year, Keegan's church was raided by California Beverage Control because they make their own Kombucha, which has enough alcohol in it to require a liquor license to sell. Have you ever drank Kombucha? No way anyone is going to drink enough of that to get drunk. Anyway, Examiner falsely reports that Keegan was arrested. TMZ reports that Keegan wasn't even on the premises when the CBC was there, and he was certainly not arrested. Examiner.com is owned by AEG, hence the $33 million lawsuit. That buys a lot of Kombucha!
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