Summary
NBC decided not to air an episode of "Law & Order: SVU" featuring Timothy Busfield because he is facing allegations related to child abuse. An arrest warrant has been issued for Busfield on charges involving two minors. The situation highlights ongoing issues in the entertainment industry with allegations of misconduct.
Key Facts
- NBC removed an episode of "Law & Order: SVU" featuring Timothy Busfield due to child abuse allegations.
- An arrest warrant was issued for Busfield in New Mexico on charges of criminal sexual contact of a minor and child abuse.
- The episode that was removed was initially scheduled to air on January 22 but will now air on January 15 with a different episode.
- A mother reported Busfield's alleged misconduct while filming the TV show "The Cleaning Lady."
- Busfield denies the allegations, claiming it relates to casting changes on the show.
- Warner Bros. Television is cooperating with the investigation and emphasizes child safety in productions.
- NBC and Warner Bros. have made no further public comments on the matter.
- Busfield is currently under active investigation, and legal proceedings are ongoing.
