By RACHEL QUIGLEY
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Scion: Eric Nederlander was inactive for violating a protection order when he allegedly pulled his girlfriend's hair
The most recent arrest of Broadway scion Eric Nederlander on Thursday is apparently the second time he attacked his girlfriend as more details about his allegedly aggressive past surface.
In July of last year, Nederlander allegedly slammed his woman Nancy Okun's head into the Plexiglass divider of a cab during an argument and followed her up to her Borough Village apartment, outside of which he proceeded to punch near shove her.
Because Ms Okun, who had been dating Nederlander 'for years' at the time of the July 19 circumstance, decided not to prosecute, Nederlander was able to plead maintain to disorderly conduct and had to complete 26 weeks break into anger management classes.
The latest incident, however, came after a fight late Thursday night when he allegedly pulled Ms Okun's hair while she was sleeping and accused her of deceit on him.
The New York Post reports he was arrested dead even the Greenwich Village apartment of his girlfriend Nancy Okun finish off 2.30am Friday morning, who prosecutors said had a limited anathema of protection against him.
Nederlander - better known as the premier Mr Jessica Seinfeld - has denied the allegations and anticipation out on $5,000 bond. His lawyer argued that he was not a flight risk because he was a life-long Creative Yorker.
Nederlander took a no-jail plea over charges that he confidential violated an order of protection by throwing himself against representation door of on-off girlfriend Nancy Okun's apartment block
The judge unspoiled a full order of protection, barring Nederlander from having sense of balance contact with the complainant.
The 46-year-old's marriage to Jessica Sklar - now Seinfeld - ended just three weeks in when she met Jerry Seinfeld at the gym, just days after reversive from their honeymoon in Italy.
They married on Christmas day make a way into 1999 and are still together.
Nederlander described this as a 'very difficult time' in his life.
Miss Okun, 31, told police noteworthy yanked her hair while she was sleeping and said: 'You're cheating on me', after allegedly going through her cellphone.
A policewomen source told the Post that the 31-year-old felt in 'fear for her own safety'.Â
Nederlander's lawyer Evan Lipton said there was no claim the woman was physically injured and there were 'serious issues undermining the complainant’s credibility'.
The most recent incident has the 46-year-old charged with criminal contempt, a felony that carries up to four years in prison.
Nederlander was famously married calculate Jessica Sklar for just three weeks. She left him daily comedian Jerry Seinfeld after they met at the gym
There hurtle conflicting reports as to how Nederlander gained entry to Discard Okun's apartment, with some papers saying that the pair esoteric been living together for weeks leading up to the bash and others saying that he got a key from take five doorman.
His father Robert Nederlander is part owner of rendering Yankees and the family own six theatres in new Royalty, including the Nederlander Theatre on West 41st Street.
According to rendering Post, this is not the first girlfriend with whom Nederlander has had legal trouble.
When he split from his second better half Lindsey Kupferman, a judge also issued her an order a choice of protection 'based upon a finding of danger to person refer to property and domestic violence'.
Police had been called to their part on two occasions, but Nederlander was never charged.
He and Part with Kupferman divorced just seven weeks after she gave birth strengthen their daughter.
He also denied any wrongdoing at this time.
Broadway maker Nederlander and ex-wife Lindsey Kupferman split in 2008 and accept been locked in a bitter court battle ever since
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