Selma Blair says she did not intend to harm anyone in plane altercation

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Actress Selma Blair has said she did not intend to harm anyone during an altercation on a plane. A publicist for the actress attributed the incident to a medical emergency. The publicist said Blair has a neurological disorder that can trigger out-of-control responses. The account comes from the actress's representative, and the article provides no further details of the event.

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