Angie Harmon’s daughter was arrested for allegedly breaking into a nightclub to steal alcohol

Angie Harmon’s daughter Avery Sehorn was arrested for allegedly breaking into a nightclub and stealing several bottles of alcohol.

According to the arrest memo obtained by Page Six, Sehorn was handcuffed shortly before midnight on June 5 after breaking into World Nightclub in Charlotte, North Carolina, with two teenage boys.

18-year-old Sehorn and her friends fled the closed club with six bottles of alcohol – worth a total of $500.

According to the police report, Sehorn told police that she and her friends “went to the club, saw that it was closed, and took the alcohol.”

Police also obtained video footage from the club that allegedly shows the three teenagers entering the bar, taking bottles of liquor and then running away when they were attacked by members of the cleaning staff.

The footage was not made publicly available.

Sehorn was subsequently arrested for burglary and theft.

The nightclub’s owner told local news station WCCB Charlotte that Sehorn and “two 17-year-old boys broke in through a back door, then hid behind his bar and drank his alcohol.”

A spokesperson for Harmon, 51, did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

Sehorn is the middle child of Harmon and former NFL player Jason Sehorn. The couple were married for 13 years before announcing their separation in November 2014. They also have daughters Finley and Emery together.

Harmon herself made headlines in recent months after she accused an Instacart driver of shooting her family dog.

“This Easter weekend, a man delivering groceries for #Instacart shot and killed our beloved Oliver. He got out of his car, delivered the food, THEN shot our dog,” she wrote in an Instagram tribute on April 1.

The former “Rizzoli & Isles” actress said she called the police, but they “let him go” because he “claimed self-defense.” She further claimed the driver “did not have a scratch or a bite, nor were his pants ripped.”

“We are completely traumatized and beyond devastated by the loss of our beloved boy and family member,” she said.

Harmon has since sued Instacart and driver Christopher Anthoney Reid for trespassing and negligence, among other things.