US bus driver who had claimed ‘Lost’ actor Matthew Fox punched her drops lawsuit

Posted Jun 1, 2012 11:45:07 AM.

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CLEVELAND – A U.S. bus driver who claimed she was punched by actor Matthew Fox has withdrawn her lawsuit against him.

Heather Bormann sued the former star of TV’s “Lost” in November, seeking $75,000 in damages. Fox countersued, claiming the woman assaulted and slandered Fox. Court records show both suits were dropped Thursday.

Bormann had said Fox struck her in the breast, groin, arm and legs after she stopped him from boarding a chartered party bus in August 2011 in Cleveland. She says she hit him in self-defence. Fox was in town making a movie and wasn’t charged.

Bormann’s former attorney says the woman could not afford to continue the case.

Fox’s attorneys referred calls to the actor’s spokeswoman, who did not immediately respond to email messages.

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