Heather Locklear Checks Back Into Treatment To Avoid Jail Time In Battery Case
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Aug. 20 2019, Updated 5:45 p.m. ET
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.