Police are considering whether or not to charge the supermodel Naomi Campbell after a driver accused her of slapping and punching him while he was driving in downtown New York Tuesday.

According to Associated Press, police was told Campbell became wild with the driver and went to hit him from the back seat.

A spokesperson in the police department said the driver stopped driving in downtown Manhattan and spoke to a traffic agent, who then call the police. He said Campbell flew out the automobile and fled away.

"There shouldn't be a rush to judgment," said Jeff Raymond, a spokesman for Campbell. "Naomi will cooperate voluntarily, and there is more to the story than meets the eye," he added as quoted by the New York Times.

The driver was taken to a precinct for questioning.

In 2007, she pleaded guilty in New York for hitting her maid in the head using a mobile phone a year before. She was told to do five days of community service and take anger management classes.