LOS ANGELES – A disturbing incident involving actor Ian Ziering took place in California on Sunday, as the Beverly Hills, 90210 star was confronted by a group of mini-bike riders in the vicinity of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 59-year-old actor was caught on camera fending off attacks from multiple individuals, even darting across the street in an attempt to escape the onslaught. It is unclear if anyone was arrested in connection with the incident, as police are currently investigating and reaching out to the parties involved.
Ziering, who gained fame for his role as Steve Sanders on Beverly Hills, 90210 and in the Sharknado film series, found himself in the altercation as he made his way along Hollywood Boulevard, with the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop visible in the background. According to sources, Ziering’s vehicle may have been hit prior to the conflict, which led to the confrontation caught on camera. Despite the presence of onlookers at the popular spot during New Year’s Eve, no one intervened on Ziering’s behalf during the incident.
The actor, who has a significant social media following, had not addressed the incident on his platforms as of Sunday evening. The altercation with the group of mini-bike riders marks the latest challenge for Ziering and other members of the Beverly Hills, 90210 cast, including Shannen Doherty, who has been facing health struggles and personal issues, and Tori Spelling, who has been dealing with financial and housing problems.
As the investigation into the incident continues, Ziering’s encounter with the group of mini-bike riders on Hollywood Boulevard has sparked concern for the safety of public figures in the popular area. The incident is a stark reminder of the potential dangers faced by celebrities in public spaces, prompting a renewed discussion about the need for adequate security measures to protect individuals in high-profile areas.