charlie seen going into rehabilitation

Charlie Sheen

Aspen, Colorado - Actor Charlie Sheen, on Monday, pleaded guilty for assaulting his wife last Christmas Day so that was sentenced to 30 days on drug and alcohol rehabilitation center.

Based on the arrangement of appeal with the prosecutor in Aspen, United States, Charlie also agrees to accept the three-month suspended sentence. During that time, he was not allowed to consume any drug, except those given by prescription, and not allowed to drink alcohol in excessive amounts.




Pitkin County District Judge James C. Boyd reward Charlie Sheen 30 days confinement loss, but will pull out as long as Charlie successfully completed the probation and alcohol and drug rehabilitation program in California.

Charlie (44) calm throughout most of the trial. When asked how he made the confession, Charlie said "guilty as charged, noble."

Star network CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men" will undergo a 30-day job at a rehabilitation center in Promisis treatment center in California, one of which is located at Malibu beach enclave.

The agreement allows Charlie to continue his work on "Two and a Half Men".

Charlie was arrested on Christmas Day, after his wife's three, Brooke Mueller, told police that Charlie put a knife in her neck and threatened to kill him.

The actor was also facing serious criminal charges of making threats of criminal action light and mild errors in the form of third degree assault.

In return for recognition of guilt for third degree assault interests, prosecutors dropped the charges against the criminal act and making threats.

Charlie has faced the threat of punishment to three years in prison if he is convicted on all charges.

Legal issues do not affect the actor's fame. Viewers' Two and a Half Men "still a lot and this year Charlie negotiate a third agreement with CBS, which will boost the pay - which, according to reports - so 1.8 million dollars per episode.