Gibson Tirade Tapes May Not Be Released
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The movie that could be the most important of Mel Gibson 's career is one the actor likely will fight to never have released.
The video and audio recording of Gibson's drunken driving arrest could add fuel to the controversy over his anti-Semitic tirade at a deputy who pulled him over and his self-described belligerent behavior when he was brought to a sheriff's station early on...
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