Sean Young has been released from the Hollywood LAPD police station after being taken into custody for reportedly slapping a security guard outside the Academy Awards' Governors Ball last night. 
 
 We caught the actress at her Santa Monica home early this morning and she told us all about the incident and showed us bruises she claims were sustained during an altercation with a guard. 
 
 Young was outside the Oscars bash, taking photos with fellow celebs, when security guards asked the 52-year-old Blade Runner actress to leave the party because she didn't have a ticket, according to TMZ. 
 
 That's when the actress allegedly struck the guard and was placed under citizen's arrest for misdemeanor battery. 
 
 Young says the arrest is the fault of the Academy's lawyer. 
 
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 Now we know what allegedly happened. We're told Sean was standing near the entrance of the Governors Ball, taking pictures with friends when security guards realized she didn't have a ticket so they asked her to leave. We're told Sean left but came back shortly thereafter, and when security asked her to leave again, a guard may have placed his hand on her arm when Sean allegedly slapped him. She was then placed under citizen's arrest for battery.We just got video of Sean leaving the LAPD Hollywood substation, where she blamed her arrest on the Academy's lawyer.We just spotted Sean Young leaving the police station. She claims she was waiting with friends to enter the Governors Ball when an Oscar official suggested security make a citizen's arrest. She did not say why the official made that suggestion ... or mention any physical encounter with the security guard.----------------------------------------------------And the handcuffs go to ...-- who was busted by police at the officialafter party for allegedly getting physical with a security guard ... TMZ has learned.Sources tell us ... Young was attending the-- the annual schmancy Oscar party thrown by the Academy itself -- when she allegedly got into a dispute with a security guard and made contact.We're told the "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" star was placed under citizen's arrest by security -- until LAPD arrived to take her into custody. Young was booked for misdemeanor battery.In the hours before her arrest, Young was taking pictures with some of the biggest stars in the world ... including Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Sandra Bullock. ||||| Young, 52, who didn’t have a ticket to the party, told PEOPLE she was there to take pictures with party guests for her Facebook page. 
 
 “They said, ‘No, you have to leave,’ ” said Young. “I started to leave and [the guard] grabbed my arm and he started pulling me. And I turned around and I was pulling my arm away – and I struck him.” 
 
 Still, she maintains, it was the security guard who was in the wrong. 
 
 “They need to make a public apology on behalf of their security guard,” Young told PEOPLE, also mentioning an attorney for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences whom she said suggested the citizens’ arrest take place. 
 
 And in an interview Monday with X17 Online, the actress says footage from the night will exonerate her. 
 
 “I was well-behaved,” she said in the video interview. “It was fine … and the surveillance tape will bear that out. It’s atrocious behavior on the Academy’s part.” 
 
 The Academy says in a statement, “There was an incident with Ms. Young outside the Academy s Governors Ball. It was not the Academy who pressed charges.” ||||| Sgt. Jim Parker refutes the account of the actress, contending that he recorded the incident from the moment he got out of his car 
 
 The Los Angeles police officer involved in a confrontation with Django Unchained actress Daniele Watts is emphatically defending himself against any charges of wrongdoing. 
 
 "She is lying," LAPD Sgt. Jim Parker tells The Hollywood Reporter, contending the actress is making "malicious and false statements." 
 
 Watts, who is African-American, says the police accused her of prostitution because she was being publicly affectionate with her white boyfriend, Brian James Lucas. 
 
 “Today I was handcuffed and detained by 2 police officers from the Studio City Police Department after refusing to agree that I had done something wrong by showing affection, fully clothed, in a public place,” Watts wrote on her Facebook page on Thursday. "When the officer arrived, I was standing on the sidewalk by a tree. I was talking to my father on my cellphone. I knew that I had done nothing wrong, that I wasn’t harming anyone, so I walked away. A few minutes later, I was still talking to my dad when 2 different police officers accosted me and forced me into handcuffs," adding that her wrists were "bleeding in pain." 
 
 But Parker refutes Watts' account, saying he was already near the location to meet up with two other LAPD officers at Starbucks when he got a call about public nudity at the corner of Radford Avenue and Ventura Boulevard, near CBS Studios. Parker tells THR that he recorded the incident from the moment he got out of his car to when it ended. 
 
 "They were f—ing. He was in the passenger seat with his legs outside," Parker says, paraphrasing a call from someone at the Art Directors Guild office, complaining about employees watching a couple having sex in a car in broad daylight with the door open, complete with a description of the make and license plate of the car and description of the couple and what they were wearing. He says at least one witness took a photo. "People don't make this shit up." 
 
 Parker says he didn't plan on arresting the couple, who he says were no longer engaged in intercourse, and standing outside the car; she was on the phone. "People having sex in the car, no biggie. No one wants to arrest anybody," Parker says. "And he [Lucas] said, 'Oh, I have her passport.' He was wearing two tourist bags around his neck and I assumed he had hers. She was feigning disinterest, but I could tell she was listening in. Then as you hear on the recording, she starts making a fuss, and quite frankly I don't need to see her ID but she does have to ID herself." 
 
 The recording, which was made public by TMZ on Monday, features a woman's voice saying, "Do you know how many times the cops have been called because I'm black? Just because I'm black and he's white?" Later, she says, "You can say I'm resisting arrest," and put her father, who she was speaking with on her cellphone, on speaker to talk to the police, saying, "It's my right to stand on the street corner and make out with my boyfriend." 
 
 But cops say they were doing more than making out. 
 
 "There's no resisting; you're just interfering," a policeman is heard saying. LAPD sources tell THR that TMZ's recording is authentic. 
 
 Parker says he knew the other officers were nearby when Watts walked away from him as the situation escalated, but he didn't want to chase after her or physically confront her. "I've been here before, I'm not touching her. I don't want to be accused of anything. So I requested a female officer and said, 'Hey guys, grab that female on the phone and bring her back to me.'" 
 
 "I'm thinking, 'God, it's taking a long time to bring her back to me,' Parker continues. "They [two other officers] said, 'She's being difficult.' They have her handcuffed, because that's what they do. It's too far to walk, so they drove her back. And I said, 'You have to give me your ID or tell me your name.' She's crying." 
 
 Watts, who is also on the FX show Partners, told CNN on Monday that the LAPD "accosted me and forced me into handcuffs," and repeated what she had said on the recording, that the cops alleged "I had done something wrong by showing affection, fully clothed, in a public place." She also told CNN she felt disrespected when police asked Lucas for her ID instead of asking her directly. 
 
 "She had no idea I was recording. So I asked her, 'Why are you in handcuffs? He's [Lucas] been here this whole time not in handcuffs. Tell me if someone has been disrespectful,'" Parker says he asked the actress when she returned, handcuffed and distressed, adding that the recording exonerates the LAPD in this situation. "Police officers can record surreptitiously without consent. The other officers also had their recording on. It helps the police department." 
 
 The LAPD confirmed it is conducting an internal investigation because of the widespread publicity surrounding the incident. If he hadn't made the recording, Parker says, "The three of us would be relieved of duty right now." 
 
 Watts' agent did not immediately return an email for comment. 
 
 Email: Soo.Youn@THR.com 
 
 Twitter: @lalasoo ||||| New York rapper Azealia Banks, who’s rumored to be on Rihanna’s new album, was arrested outside Meatpacking club Up&Down on Wednesday after she allegedly went berserk and attacked a female security guard by punching her and “biting her in the boob,” sources said. She was later arraigned and released on her own recognizance. 
 
 Banks, 24, was at the club for a private party when she got into a dispute with bouncers and was tossed at about 12:30 a.m. Police sources said she was taken to the Sixth Precinct on a misdemeanor charge of third-degree assault and held there for evaluation until Wednesday evening. 
 
 She was later arraigned and released on her own recognizance. 
 
 The arrest comes after Banks was nearly busted in September for an outburst on a Delta flight from New York to LA that was caught on video. She was also investigated after allegedly assaulting a security guard at Break Room 86 in Los Angeles in October. 
 
 This time, spies said the trouble began when Banks arrived with an invited guest for the birthday of one of the club’s owners, Ronnie Madra. “It was an invite-only party,” said a witness. “You needed a stamp to get in.” When Banks tried to enter the private downstairs party and was told she had to go back upstairs to get a stamp, an altercation broke out with bouncers. 
 
 “There was a female security guard and a male guard,” a source said, adding they “didn’t recognize Banks” — who began “screaming at the top of her lungs, cursing” and using racial slurs. A club owner noticed the commotion and “gave her a pass to let her in,” but “once she was 15 feet inside, she starts to curse at the guards again, explaining who she was, that she’s on Rihanna’s album.” 
 
 When security approached, Banks allegedly “spit in the [female bouncer’s] face,” a spy said. As they escorted her out, “she bites the [female guard] in the breast, almost breaking her shirt . . . as they took her out.” A police source added the bite “caused swelling and redness.” 
 
 Outside, Banks weirdly declared, “I’m gonna call the cops!,” a source said, and approached an NYPD Traffic Enforcement car. But the source said that when she returned to the front of the club with the cops, she “punched” the female bouncer and was taken away as she asked, “Why are you arresting me?” Her reps did not take our call. 
 
 Sources said the bitten bouncer declined medical attention at the scene.
– Blade Runner vamp Sean Young was busted outside a post-Oscars party after she slapped a security guard when she was told to leave, according to officials. Now she's demanding an apology, reports TMZ. "She was trying to get into the party and couldn't," a Hollywood police commander tells AP. But the 52-year-old actress—who starred in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, No Way Out, Wall Street, and most recently, Celebrity Rehab—says the guards were overzealous, and she wasn't doing anything wrong. "I was just standing by the little line," says Young, who earlier in the evening had posed for photos with Angelina Jolie, Michelle Williams, and Sandra Bullock. "I wasn't bothering anybody." She began to leave when ordered to by a guard, but he "grabbed my arm and started pulling me," says Young. "I was pulling my arm away—and I struck him." The Motion Picture Academy "needs to make a public apology on behalf of their security guard," Young tells People. She blames an Academy attorney, who she says urged one of the guards to place her under citizen's arrest. "I was well-behaved," she tells x17 Online. "It's atrocious behavior." She was booked on misdemeanor battery and released yesterday after she posted $20,000 bail. Watch Young tell TMZ what happened here.