Weinstein spotted in ‘unconvincing disguise’
HARVEY WEINSTEIN was seen dining in a Phoenix restaurant Thursday night wearing a rather unconvincing disguise, TMZ reported.
The disgraced Hollywood mogul was spotted at Chestnut Fine Food & Provisions along with a male friend.
Weinstein was reportedly wearing a blonde wig, orange makeup and a baseball cap, according to the report.
Weinstein had requested a private dining room at the restaurant, however the room was all glass, TMZ reported.
An employee confirmed to the Arizona Republic that Weinstein did dine at the restaurant, but the staff was unaware it was him until photos were released.
Weinstein reportedly completed one-week of outpatient therapy in Phoenix following numerous sexual harassment allegations that led to his firing from his own film production company, and will continue seeking further rehab, TMZ reported.
On Friday, the New York Police Department said that a 2010 rape accusation against Weinstein was "credible" and the Hollywood mogul would have faced immediate arrest if he were currently in the state and the incident was more recent, Fox News reported.
The accusations in the New York case were made by actress Paz de la Huerta.
Weinstein currently faces no charges in connection with the New York case.
The NYPD and Manhattan district attorney's office are both investigating allegations.
"I believe based on my interviews with Paz that from the NYPD standpoint we have enough to make an arrest," Detective Nicholas DiGaudio told Vanity Fair.
There has been no statute of limitations on rape, criminal sexual act or aggravated sexual abuse in the first degree in the state of New York since 2006, which means that de la Huerta has the strongest claim against Weinstein.
This article was originally published on Fox News and was republished here with permission.
