Galliano reportedly did not acknowledge the photographer or any of the reporters who were on the scene when he arrived, keeping his head down and his mouth shut -- for once.
He was briefly detained in Paris by police on Feb. 24 after allegedly making anti-Semitic remarks a couple sitting on a cafe terrace.
A few days later, a woman filed a complaint alleging that Galliano abused her in the same Paris cafe in October 2010, and also used anti-Semitic language, according to French newspaper Le Parisien.
British newspaper The Sun then published a video online showing a visibly drunk Galliano declaring "I love Hitler" and telling cafe patrons, "People like you would be dead. Your mothers, your forefathers, would all be f*cking gassed."
Dior fired Galliano on March 1. On March 2, his lawyers issued a statement denying claims that he is anti-Semitic but "unreservedly" apologizing for his behavior.
Um.....does this ring of Mel Gibson? Or Kramer from Seinfeld? Pathetic, Galliano.
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