Charlie Sheen has agreed to a plea deal over a Christmas Day assault of his wife Brooke Mueller, unfortunately for Sheen that plea deal, set to move forward today has been pushed forward to July 12 according to TMZ.
Sheen was charged with felony menacing and two misdemeanors (3rd degree assault and criminal mischief) when his wife called 911 after a fight erupted between the couple. Menacing is a felony charge that carries a one to three year prison charge.
The snag District Attorney Arnold Mordkin told TMZ, occured because:
“We need more time than is available for us to complete some of the finer points [of the plea deal].”
While full details of the plea bargain and it’s recent “snag” are not known, it’s widely expected that Sheen will enter a no contest/guilty please for one of the two misdemeanors, while the felony charge will be dropped.
According to PopEater:
Both sides talked with Judge James Boyd for two hours in a room next to the courtroom before the hearing began. The participants were described as ‘stern-faced’ after leaving the meeting.
Sheen must report back to the Aspen courtroom on July 12th at 4pm Mountain Time to more than likely wrap up his plea bargain.
