Former ‘The Flash’ EP Arrested for ‘Forcible Touching’ at Bar Mitzvah ...Middle East

Former TV executive Andrew Kreisberg was arrested earlier this year after an alleged incident at a bar mitzvah. Vanity Fair reported on Tuesday, October 3, that Kreisberg, 52, was charged with misdemeanor forcible touching following his arrest in March. According to court documents obtained by the outlet, the incident took place in May 2022 at […]

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