Heather Locklear Checks Back Into Treatment To Avoid Jail Time In Battery Case

Heather Locklear has checked herself back into treatment, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

The troubled actress, 57, was court-ordered to enter a facility in order to avoid jail time in her bombshell battery case.

Last week, she pleaded no contest to eight misdemeanor charges of battery and resisting officers.

As a result, she was ordered to spend 30 days in a residential treatment program to avoid jail.

After her August 16 court hearing, the unhinged star returned home, and was given until September 6 to enroll in the treatment facility.

Locklear also will be placed on an informal probation for three years, which means she doesn’t have to check in with a probation officer.

Under the terms of her sentence, Locklear cannot consume alcohol, take non-prescription medication, or possess dangerous or deadly weapons, Senior Deputy District Attorney Thomas Dunlevy told RadarOnline.com exclusively last week.

Locklear’s misdemeanors included five counts of battery on a peace officer, one count of battery on an emergency personnel, and two counts of resisting arrest, according to Ventura County District Attorney prosecutors.

The sentence stems from a February 2018 arrest where she allegedly attacked her boyfriend and a police officer while under the influence.

In her June 2018 arrest, she allegedly went after a officer and EMT while intoxicated.