Nick Reiner Loses Jail Privileges After Hostile April 27 Outburst at Twin Towers
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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Jul 29
Nick Reiner Loses Jail Privileges After Hostile April 27 Outburst at Twin Towers
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Jul 29
Summary
April 27 disciplinary records show Nick Reiner was written up at Los Angeles County's Twin Towers facility after an "extremely hostile" verbal confrontation with jail staff in Tower 1.
Authorities said the 32-year-old became angry after a shower when he had to wait for an escort back to his cell because deputies were handling another inmate's possible overdose elsewhere in the building.
Three additional guards responded after Reiner allegedly yelled profanities at a sheriff and a sergeant; the clash did not turn physical, but he lost visitation, phone and commissary privileges.
Reiner has been jailed since his December 2025 arrest on two first-degree murder counts with special circumstances in the stabbing deaths of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and producer Michele Singer Reiner.
September 15 is his next court date, when a judge will decide whether prosecutors have presented enough evidence for the case to move toward trial; Reiner entered not guilty pleas in February.