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Nic Cage Dropped His Son During Drunken Arrest – May Be Facing Child Protection Probe

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:14 a.m. ET

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By Amber Goodhand

Breaking Celebrity News Staff Reporter

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By David Sargeant

Breaking Celebrity News Police Reporter

Not only did Nicolas Cage not know where he lived last weekend during his drunken stupor in New Orleans, but according to the Incident Report obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the actor dropped his son while he was intoxicated.

“At some point, Mr. Cage fell while holding their son. The fall caused the five (5) year old child to suffer a minor abrasion to his left knee, and she Alice then recovered the child,” the report reads, after stating the couple had been at dinner with some friends earlier in the evening where Nicolas had been drinking. Alice then drove them to a friend’s house and Nicolas went in to pick up their son.

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EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Read Police Report Of Nicolas Cage’s Drunken Arrest

Nicolas was arrested on April 16, 2011 in the Big Easy for Simple Battery (Domestic) after police were called to the 600 block of Dumaine Street by an unknown taxi driver. And aside from his wife, Alice Cage, telling officers that Nic dropped their son, Kal-El, another witness said he saw a similar incident.

“As Mr. Cage was being transported, Sergeant Smith was approached by Officer Wild who was still on scene, he informed Sergeant Smith that an unknown white male passer-by, who was walking a dog, stated that he observed Mr. Cage pull the male child to the ground by his hand,” the incident report reads.

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“Based upon this information, and Mrs. Cage’s earlier statement, a child abuse detective was notified.”

The child abuse detective determined that no further investigation was merited, but noted that a representative of Child Protective Service may be contacted and an investigation launched.

A photograph was taken of the child’s injury but Alice declined to let Sergeant Smith interview him, and she also declined to write a handwritten statement of the incident.