Charlie Sheen agrees deal
(Agencies)
2010-06-03 13:17
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Charlie Sheen has "definitely" reached a plea agreement deal with legal authorities.
The 'Two and a Half Men' actor - who will appear in court on June 7 to answer charges of felony menacing, misdemeanour third-degree assault and misdemeanour criminal mischief relating to a row he had with wife Brooke Mueller on Christmas Day (25.012.09) - has come to an arrangement with officials over the charges, Chief Deputy District Attorney Arnold Mordkin has confirmed.
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Brooke's lawyer Yale Galanter also confirmed an agreement had been reached, but not yet approved by a judge.
He said: "There has definitely been a deal reached. Brooke is totally satisfied with the deal but if she had her druthers, the case would have been dismissed.
"But a deal is not a deal until the judge approves it".
Yesterday (01.06.10), it was reported Charlie had agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanour offence that would see him receive a short prison sentence, but not be put on probation afterwards.
It is expected he could start a 30-day jail term after a court hearing on June 7, but he could be out after 15 days with good behaviour.
Charlie is currently living away from his wife of two years Brooke - with who he has 15-month old twin boys Bob and Max.
Both Charlie and Brooke have been in rehab facilities since the incident in December.