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Alec Baldwin clashes with media again, claims he ran over reporter’s foot

Meet Mayor Baldwin.

Will Alec Baldwin ever be able to escape the media? After he allegedly swung at a photographer yesterday, the “30 Rock” star just can’t seem to escape the paparazzi.

Baldwin tweeted this morning, “15-20 cameramen outside my bldg this am, chasing me on my bike. They’re knocking into ppl on the street, yelling “Will you seek help, Alec?”

One member of the media camped out outside his East Village apartment this morning claims he ran over her foot with his mountain bike when he hurriedly sped out the door.

“Ouch, my back,” a reporter with “Inside Edition” said, according to the Daily News. “He shoved me and ran over my foot.”

Many wonder if Baldwin will seek help? Perhaps he SHOULD seek help. Maybe anger management classes are in the near future. Or even Montana?

Baldwin retweeted this morning, “@alecbaldwin Time to move to Montana, Utah or Idaho … someplace where farmers are too busy to care about celebrities.”

If Baldwin quit throwing himself under the bridge with his violent outbursts and inappropriate tweets, New Yorkers would also be too busy to care about his business, too.


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