William Shatner reportedly drew attention during a recent drive through Los Angeles after an eyewitness accused the 95-year-old actor of making several risky moves on the road.
The Star Trek alum drove his Porsche SUV through the San Fernando Valley when another motorist allegedly had to brake suddenly. Shatner continued with his errands afterward and spent time checking on his two Dobermans.
William Shatner allegedly made risky maneuvers while driving through the San Fernando Valley
An eyewitness claimed William Shatner drove at high speeds and passed through several stop signs during the outing.
The witness also alleged that Shatner made an illegal turn while attempting to enter the freeway. According to the account, another driver slammed on the brakes before gesturing and shouting toward Shatner’s vehicle.
Photos from the outing also showed Shatner holding a cellphone near his ear. However, the images did not establish whether he used the phone while the vehicle was moving.
Shatner’s representatives had not responded to a request for comment at the time of the report.
The alleged driving incident did not end his afternoon. Shatner later stopped at Denise Johnson Originals, a wig store he reportedly frequented. His two Dobermans remained inside the vehicle during the stop.
Photos shared by the Daily Mail later showed the actor leaning into the SUV to pet one of the dogs and kiss the animal before continuing his day.
The latest William Shatner driving report also followed an earlier story he personally shared about speeding.
During an April appearance at Calgary Expo, Shatner recalled rushing to a 4 a.m. Star Trek call time at Vasquez Rocks. He said police pulled him over while he still wore his Captain Kirk costume.
The situation took an unexpected turn when the officer recognized him.
“He raises his hand in a Vulcan salute and says ‘live long and prosper,’” Shatner recalled.
Shatner also remained professionally active at 95. In September, he performed with his band The *uckers at Chicago’s Riot Fest. The appearance reportedly made him the oldest performer in the festival’s history.
His recent San Fernando Valley outing added another driving story to that active schedule, although the claims about his road behavior came from an eyewitness and had not been independently established in the supplied source.
