Naomi Campbell's sweeping snub

Naomi Campbell is refusing to do community service if found guilty over her alleged assault charges. If found guilty the supermodel, who has been accused of hitting her former assistant Ana Scolavino in the head with a jewel-encrusted mobile phone, may have to follow in footsteps of 80s pop star Boy George and be ordered to sweep the streets. However, after taking in consideration the taunts Boy George received from photographers while serving his punishment, Naomi, 36, is requesting she be given a more "palatable" punishment, like charity work. Her lawyer David Breitbart said, "I'm not willing to have that kind of situation with regards to Naomi. If there's something palatable, we will talk about it." Prosecutors have revealed that discussions regarding a possible plea bargain are still taking place. Breitbart insists the supermodel would prefer to have a full trial but the excessive media interest "might mitigate against that". He said, "She believes God is on her side and is going to take care of her."