Cher’s Son Elijah Blue Allman Was Arrested After Trying to Enter Girls’ Dorm in Robe and With Cane

New details have emerged about a bizarre incident that occurred before Cher’s son Elijah Blue Allman was arrested last week.

On Wednesday, March 4, the Daily Mail reported that Allman, 49, was arrested after trying to enter a girls’ dormitory at St. Paul’s School, an elite boarding school in Concord, New Hampshire, while wearing a robe on February 27.

Allman was reported as an “unwanted guest” accused of causing a disturbance and acting belligerently.

“I was walking through campus, and I saw the cop cars outside the dining hall,” a student told the Daily Mail. “At that point the guy [Allman] was sitting against a car, talking to police. It looked like he was handcuffed, and everything looked pretty calm.”

The unidentified student added that “a few of [his] friends” were there when the incident occurred and told him about it.

“What I do know, from a few of my girl friends, is that right before he was in the dining hall bothering people,” he continued. “He was right in front of a girls’ dorm, trying to get in. They slammed the door in his face. Then when he was in the dining hall, first one of my friends told me he saw this guy smoking a cigarette, standing around talking to faculty and security.”

The student described Allman as wearing “a long robe” and claimed that he “had a cane.”

School officials told the publication that Allman identified himself as “a prospective parent,” but St. Paul’s rector Kathy Giles confirmed that he “had no affiliation” with the school.

“Mr Allman became annoyed with some students who had followed him, suspicious, and poked one with his cane,” Giles wrote in an email sent to parents of students at St. Paul’s and obtained by the Daily Mail.

The email continued, “Faculty members alerted to this situation immediately intervened and engaged Mr. Allman, who pushed one faculty member with his cane before our safety officer physically removed him from the building. These are the misdemeanor assault charges. Concord Police responded quickly and arrested Mr. Allman, as he was belligerent toward our adults and the police officers.”

Allman was later released from jail the same night.

As Globe previously reported, Allman was arrested for the second time in the same weekend on Sunday, March 1, after he allegedly broke into a house via the back door.

While TMZ reported that nothing was missing from the home, Allman allegedly caused about $1,700 in damage to a door and another $1,000 in damage to a rug in the home after reportedly dropping a lit cigarette on it.

He was arraigned at the Salem District Court on Monday, March 2.

CBS News reported that Allman is expected to be arraigned in court regarding the arrest at St. Paul’s School on April 20.