Django Unchained Charged With Indecent Acts

Charged: Actress Daniele Watts (right) and boyfriend Brian James Lucas have been charged with lewd conduct after a witness called police last month to report them having s ex in a parked car.
Hollywood actress Daniele Watts, who played the slave CoCo in Django Unchained has been formally charged for lewd conduct by Los Angeles police for having allegedly having s ex with her boyfriend in the their car by the side of the road. This charge comes one month after the incident went viral.

In September, Watts who is being charged with her chef boyfriend, Brian James Lucas alleged that they were being racially profiled by the police who met them at the scene of the incident and that officers had thought she was a prostitute and her boyfriend was her customer. The car was parked outside the CBS Studio Centre.

Watts had earlier gone to her Facebook page to protest her treatment by the police and made some media rounds explaining her side of the story. She maintained that she and Lucas were just kissing when they were accosted by police officers who asked her for her identification on September 4, 2014.

Boyfriend have formally been charged with lewd conduct, one month after claiming Los Angeles Police racially profiled her and cuffed her because she is black.

Watts maintains that she and boyfriend Brian James Lucas were only kissing in her car, parked outside the CBS Studio Center, when police approached the pair on September 4.

Police say they responded to 911 calls from witnesses who complained that there was a couple having s ex in a car. Witnesses snapped the photo of the couple in the car below.

A witness’ photo of the couple in the car allegedly having s ex (Photo Credit: Splash News/TMZ)

Lucas had taken a picture of Watts crying after her arrest and posted it on Facebook at the time of the incident.

Civil right activists had rallied around the actress at the time of her arrest. However, support for the actress simmered as new information began to emerge.

The Los Angeles Police Department vigorously denied the allegations of racial profiling in the incident.

Watts and Lucas are scheduled to be arraigned on November 13, 2014 and if convicted they face a possible sentence of six months in jail with a $1,000 fine.

Sobbing: Lucas posted a picture of his girlfriend to Facebook. She claimed the LAPD had racially profiled her but it has since been revealed that her arresting officers were minorities (Photo Credit: Facebook)