Harvey Weinstein's walks of shame
Daily MailWith Harvey Weinstein's trial well underway, the disgraced movie mogul's apparent mobility issues have drawn attention as he enters and exits the court in Manhattan. On Thursday morning, Weinstein was supported under his arms by two men as he shuffled into the courthouse, and he exited that night with a snazzy Drive-brand wheeled walker with built-in seat, which retails for more than $200 Weinstein seemed to appreciate the walker upgrade and stuck with the device as he entered court on Friday On Friday night, Weinstein continued to use the fancy wheeled scooter that has become his favored mobility aid The spokesman said last week: 'He is able to but he choose not to. The $200 wheeled walker folds up for handy transport by an aide as Weinstein mounts the courthouse steps The upmarket walker boast 'large front wheels crafted to increase turning radius and a sleek removable zippered storage bag' Perez, whose film credits include Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing,' told jurors that Sciorra shared details of the alleged assault, including that Weinstein had pinned her arms above her head as he raped her. Actress Rosie Perez points at film producer Harvey Weinstein as she testifies during Weinstein's sexual assault trial at New York Criminal Court in the Manhattan borough of New York City on Friday Actress Rosie Perez arrives for Harvey Weinstein's rape trial, Friday, Jan. 24, 2020 in New York Weinstein has denied any nonconsensual sex, and his lawyers said in opening statements on Wednesday that emails from his accusers would show they maintained warm relations with him after the alleged attacks. Model Kara Young exits after testifying at film producer Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial at New York Criminal Court in the Manhattan borough of New York City on Friday Perez said she had not.