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The Mean Girls actress, 32, has been accused by Twitter users of trying to 'kidnap' a Syrian refugee boy after she appeared to accost a family in Paris
Lindsay took to her Instagram to livestream herself supposedly confronting the group for 'trafficking', before she warned 'don't f**k with me'
The star spoke in a mixture of Arabic and English, before she was left in tears after the child's guardian pushed her over after she tried to grab his hand
The Parent Trap star describes herself as an 'activist' on her Twitter bio

Published: 10:12 EDT, 29 September 2018 | Updated: 16:33 EDT, 29 September 2018

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Lindsay Lohan has been accused by Twitter users of trying to 'kidnap' a Syrian refugee boy after she appeared to accost a family in Paris, France.

The Mean Girls actress, 32, who describes herself as an activist in her Twitter bio, took to her Instagram to live-stream herself supposedly confronting the group for 'trafficking', before she warned 'don't f**k with me.'

Lindsay spoke in a mixture of Arabic and English as she said: 'Guys, you're going the wrong way, my car's here. What's happening? They're trafficking children. I won't leave until I take you. Now I know who you are, don't f**k with me.

Bizarre: Lindsay Lohan has been accused by Twitter users of trying to 'kidnap' a Syrian refugee boy after she appeared to accost a family in Russia

She added: 'You are ruining Arab culture by doing this, you're taking these children they want to go. I'm with you boys, don't worry, the whole world is seeing this right now.

'I will walk forever, I will stay with you, don't worry. Is he your son? Give me your hand.'

Yet Lindsay's 'heroic actions' ended in disaster as she went to reach the youngster's arm off-camera and his guardian started shouting at her.

The woman then appeared to push the actress over, leaving the Disney star crying in shock on the side of the road.

'Activist': The Mean Girls actress, 32, took to her Instagram to livestream herself supposedly confronting the group for 'trafficking', before she warned 'don't f**k with me'

Ouch: Yet Lindsay's 'heroic actions' ended in disaster as she went to reach the youngster's arm off camera and his guardian started shouting at her

Lindsay then turned the camera on herself, as she seemingly clutched her face in pain, and she struggled to string a sentence together in between tears as she continued: 'I'm like, in shock right now. I'm just so scared... I thought, literally... I don't think I can ever change.'

MailOnline has contacted Lindsay's representative for comment. There is no evidence to suggest Lindsay was trying to kidnap the child.

The scenes have sparked concern amongst her fans who took to Twitter to share their worries over the actress and even accuse her of trying to 'kidnap' the child.

One person said: 'WTF is going on with Lindsay Lohan? Sis went live and recorded herself attempting to steal these homeless people’s kids! #STLA #childtrafficking #LindsayLohan.'

Dramatic: The woman then appeared to push the actress over, leaving the Disney star crying in shock on the side of the road

Upset: Lindsay then turned the camera on herself, as she seemingly clutched her face in pain, and in between tears she struggled to string a sentence together

A different account put: 'What in the good hell is @lindsaylohan doing in this video? Who does she think she is- a child welfare officer? GTFO #hotmess #sendhelp #thoseaccentsthough.'

Another user remarked: 'Fvck!! That Lindsay Lohan's ig story was so creepy and epic at the same time.'

While a different fan added: '#LindsayLohan tries to take kids from their mother and finds out what a HIGHhan is.'

Lindsay's outing came as she continues her recent career comeback with work on her Lohan Beach House resort.

Worrying: The scenes have sparked concern amongst her fans who took to Twitter to share their worries over the actress and even accuse her of trying to 'kidnap' the child

Confusion: Baffled fans took to Twitter to try to understand what happened in the livestream

Comeback: Lindsay's outing came as she continues her recent career comeback with work on her Lohan Beach House resort

The new venture came after she proceeded to slam sexual assault accusers in a recent interview with The Times earlier this year, claiming many of them are simply speaking out for 'attention'.

Addressing the #MeToo movement in Hollywood, Lindsay slammed those who did not report their experiences to the police, and make it into a 'real thing'.

She said: 'I'm going to really hate myself for saying this, but I think by women speaking against all these things, it makes them look weak when they are very strong women.

'You have these girls who come out, who don't even know who they are, who do it for the attention. That is taking away from the fact that it happened.'

However, she added: 'I can't speak on something I don't live, right? Look, I am very supportive of women.'

Outspoken: The new venture comes after she slammed sexual assault accusers in a recent interview with The Times, claiming many of them are simply speaking out for 'attention' (pictured in Paris on Friday)