LYNWOOD, Calif. — Jailers bent the rules for Lindsay Lohan yesterday, allowing a long visit from her mom and little sister — further infuriating inmates angry at the special treatment she’s receiving.
The “Mean Girl’s” mom, Dina, and little sister, Ali, waltzed into the Regional Detention Facility and spent 85 minutes with the lockup’s most famous inmate.
Posted jail policy allows personal visits only on weekends.
“At every county jail, the command staff can alter visiting depending on safety concerns,” sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore said.
Dina and Ali were allowed past the entrance and escorted downstairs for the visit.
The special visit surely ticked off inmates, already grumbling that Lohan was getting kid-glove treatment at the expense of everyone else.
“Every time she walks [out of her cell], they put us, the whole jail, on lockdown,” said Nicole Holmes, 23, who was released yesterday after two weeks.
But Lohan’s special treatment had its limits — Britain’s Daily Mirror said the starlet burst into tears after prison officials ripped out her hair extensions and forced her to remove her fake eyelashes.
Lohan, who’s in protective custody, was sentenced to 90 days behind bars for violating the terms of her 2007 probation for DUI. She was jailed Tuesday.
Additional reporting by David K. Li in New York