Alec Baldwin’s shapely accused stalker was sprung from jail on her new criminal contempt charges today — and immediately started blaming all her problems on the 30 Rock star’s “jealous” new wife.
“She called 911 on me,” Genevieve Sabourin, an aspiring French-Canadian actress, told reporters outside Manhattan Criminal Court, referring to Hilaria Baldwin, a brunette yoga instructor.
“We maintain a romantic relationship for months and months” following their purported night of passion at her Manhattan hotel room last Fall, Sabourin insisted, in her French accent, of Baldwin. “Through emails, through phone, through Facebook,” she told reporters.
“He was seeing her,” Sabourin said of Hilaria, “and maintaining a relationship with me…She called 911 on me and I got arrested because she saw me as a rival.”
Sabourin spoke just moments after Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Lynn Kotler sprang her with no bail over the objections of prosecutors, who asked for $5,000 bail.
“From Nov. 8 to Nov. 23, the defendant sent six messages to the wife of the complaining witness,” prosecutor Lauren Manso told the judge. “She does not respect the orders of the court and this makes her a flight risk.”
But defense lawyer Rick Pasacreta told the judge that Sabourin was never directly ordered not to contact the wife, Hilaria — and he accused prosecutors of being far more star struck than his client.
“Sometimes when people have a brush with celebrity they get star struck,” he told the judge before delivering the legal punchline: “And I’m referring to the people’s bail app in this matter.”
The new charge alleges that, as first reported in The Post, Sabourin has been continuing to tweet about Baldwin throughout the past month, and that some of her manic missives directed her Twitter followers to the accounts of Baldwin and his new yoga-instructor wife, Hilaria, in apparent violation of the protection issued at her first arrest in April.
Sabourin, 40, was first arrested nine months ago after her earliest series of emails and text messages to the actor, in which prosecutors say she told him she loved him, wanted to have his baby, and needed cash.
The Upper West Side’s 20th Precinct became the precinct of origin in the case, arresting her back then after she turned up at an event Baldwin was appearing at in Lincoln Center.
Sabourin spent last night back at the 20th Precinct for processing. Nearly hysterical in her insistence to cops that she was innocent, she was treated briefly there for an asthma attack before being brought to Manhattan Criminal Court for today’s arraignment.
“They locked me in a cell that was just disinfected by very strong chemicals,” she said of her time at the precinct. ” I have asthma, very serious asthma — and I said transfer me because otherwise I will be sick. Then they said ‘I couldn’t care less. It’s unimportant that you’re sick.’ And I got sick,” she told reporters. “And they called the paramedics.”
After that, she spent 20 hours “on the floor” in Central Booking, she claimed. “And it was freezing. So after being treated for an asthma attack, that’s the worst condition a human being can suffer.”
Sabourin is due back in Manhattan Criminal Court December 19, to address both the prior stalking charges and the new contempt charge.