Charlotte, North Carolina – Angie Harmon’s daughter, Avery Sehorn, faced charges of felony burglary and larceny after an incident at a nightclub in Charlotte. The daughter of Angie and ex-husband NFL star Jason Sehorn, Avery Sehorn, was accused of breaking into the club and stealing six bottles of liquor worth $500 along with two 17-year-old boys.
The incident occurred at World Night Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, according to an incident report. The club owner claimed that Sehorn and the boys entered through a back door, hid behind the bar, and consumed the stolen liquor. Avery Sehorn graduated from high school on June 2, just days before the incident took place.
Angie Harmon, who shares three daughters with Jason Sehorn, has not yet commented on the situation. In recent months, Harmon made headlines after accusing an Instacart driver of shooting and killing her dog. She later sued the driver and Instacart in a North Carolina court for negligence, trespass, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of harm, seeking monetary damages exceeding $25,000.
The alleged fatal shooting of Harmon’s dog named Oliver occurred shortly after a delivery to her home. The actress shared her experiences on social media, claiming that the delivery driver used a false identity and shot the dog without just cause. Despite Harmon’s claims, the police reportedly let the driver go without further investigation.
In an interview with “Good Morning America,” Angie Harmon expressed her distress over the incident, stating that her family was left traumatized by the loss of their beloved pet. The investigation into the shooting was closed before a necropsy could be performed on the dog, leaving Harmon and her family with unanswered questions and emotional turmoil.
The recent events involving Angie Harmon’s daughter and the tragic loss of her pet highlight the challenges and difficulties faced by the actress and her family. As they navigate these trying times, they continue to seek justice and closure for the incidents that have impacted their lives.