Paris Hilton to serve 1yr probation after plea deal in cocaine arrest case
September 18th, 2010 - 11:46 am ICT by ANI
Washington, Sep 18 (ANI): Paris Hilton has struck a plea deal with prosecutors in Las Vegas over her cocaine arrest, under which she will serve a year of probation and avoid a felony charge.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that the hotel heiress will plead guilty to drug possession and obstructing and officer (both misdemeanours) to avoid two consecutive six month-sentences in the Clark County Detention Center.
But now, the paper has revealed that she will only get a year of probation, reports TMZ.
And she will also need to complete a drug abuse program, pay a 2,000 dollar fine and serve 200 hours of community service.
Paris was busted back on August 27 after cops found her in possession of less than a gram of cocaine. (ANI)
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