- Brosnan pleads not guilty
- Accused of Yellowstone trespass
- Hearing rescheduled for February
The actor was accused of exceeding the designated area in the national park, a transgression that has resulted in fines, prohibitions, or incarceration for certain individuals. He entered a not-guilty plea.
Pierce Brosnan pleaded not guilty to breaking into a Yellowstone National Park restricted area in the US.
A month ago, after trespassing, the James Bond actor was accused of entering a thermal area at Mammoth Terraces, located in the northern portion of the park near the Wyoming-Montana border.
The defendant has formally denied the charge; a hearing has been rescheduled for February 20. If he is found guilty, he could face imprisonment, a fine, or a ban, according to a court document.
Brosnan’s Park Visit Details
According to the United States Attorney’s Office for Wyoming, Brosnan was off business when he visited the park.
Numerous visitors annually pay homage to the park’s geysers and mud pots, where the water can reach a scalding temperature.
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Mammoth Terraces, an aesthetically pleasing location featuring hot springs encrusted with minerals that bubble up from a hillside, is among the numerous thermal features that pepper the park.
Trespassers are frequently subjected to severe burns each year due to disobeying warnings to remain on the trail. Penalties include fines, termination from the park, and even incarceration.
Brosnan starred in the 1980s television series Remington Steele and is renowned for his performances in Mrs. Doubtfire and The Thomas Crown Affair, in addition to his Bond films.
