Man accused of "Late Show" break-in doesn't remember it
(CBS/AP) And you thought your blackouts were bad.
The attorney for a man charged with smashing glass doors and breaking into the New York City theater where David Letterman tapes his television show says the man was drunk and doesn't recall the incident.
James Whittemore was arraigned Monday on burglary and criminal mischief charges. His lawyer says the 22-year-old "certainly didn't plan this" and doesn't even remember how he got into the Ed Sullivan Theater early Sunday.
A criminal court complaint says Whittemore used a metal stanchion to break several of the theater's glass doors. They say he did about $5,000 worth of damage at the closed theater. The complaint says pictures, fans, phones, and printers were among other items damaged.
CBS and production company Worldwide Pants said the "Late Show" set wasn't harmed.