Pbs willard arrest

• BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — PBS President Paula Kerger said Saturday the decision to remove Fred Willard as narrator of the new public TV series Market Warriors had to be made quickly.
(San Francisco Gate)
• BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- A top boss for PBS explained that Fred Willard was axed from his gig as the narrator of "Market Warriors" over fears his arrest last week on suspicion of lewd conduct would become a "distraction.
(Access Hollywood)
• At the Television Critics Assn. press tour in Pasadena on Saturday, PBS President Paula Kerger addressed the decision to fire Fred Willard from the new show "Market Warriors" after his indecency arrest in Los Angeles last week.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Willard would need to pay $380 to enter the diversion program, which would include courses on decision-making and sex-related crimes. Following his arrest, PBS fired Willard as host of Market Warriors, a spinoff of Antiques Roadshow.
(YAHOO!)
• Willard was arrested Wednesday evening by police doing a routine check at a Hollywood adult theater. Hours later, the actor was dismissed as the narrator of Market Warriors on PBS.
(AZCentral.com)
• LOS ANGELES—The public television station that produces a show narrated by Fred Willard says it is ending the actors work on the series after his arrest on suspicion of a lewd act.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• So, yesterday we posted the news on how Anchorman actor Fred Willard was arrested for "lewd conduct" after he was allegedly caught with his pants down at an adult movie hall.
(Musicwire)
• Willard, 78, was arrested Wednesday after police claimed they found the actor in a Hollywood movie theater with his penis exposed and in his hand. He was released a short time later. Willard, however, denied wrongdoing.
(KWQC)