Track Palin faces a year in jail after pleading guilty to a class A misdemeanor charge of criminal trespass — after the son of Sarah Palin was arrested on Dec. 17 on charges of burglary and assaulting his dad after breaking into his parents’ home in Wasilla, Alaska! Get the latest on Sarah’s troubled son, and click here for more news about the former VP candidate and her family…
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The latest troubling twist for the Iraq War vet had
Track admitting to first degree criminal trespass on the night that ended in a brawl between him and Todd Palin late last year. In return, Track was sentenced to a year in jail — but he can avoid doing time if he successfully completes court-appointed programs.
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The latest troubling twist for the Iraq War vet had
Track admitting to first degree criminal trespass on the night that ended in a brawl between him and Todd Palin late last year. In return, Track was sentenced to a year in jail — but he can avoid doing time if he successfully completes court-appointed programs.
That includes regular urine tests, plus intense counseling. Once completed, that would likely count as time served when Track is allowed to enter a new plea admitting to criminal trespass in the second degree. The settlements come after Track was originally let loose on $5,000 bail after the embarrassing arrest — with
the former VP candidate later posting a photo of her husband's bruised face on Instagram.
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As covered by The ENQUIRER, Sarah herself called the cops after Track had broken into his parents' home — telling police that Track was "freaking out." By the time the police arrived, Todd and Track had gotten into a brutal brawl. Todd later told police that he had been armed and was ready to "protect his family" against his own son.
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Judge David Wallace, however, seemed more positive about Track's future — saying that the son of Sarah appeared to be "doing great," and noted that Track's "urine tests have come back negative."
Photo credit: Getty Images
The latest troubling twist for the Iraq War vet had
Track admitting to first degree criminal trespass on the night that ended in a brawl between him and Todd Palin late last year. In return, Track was sentenced to a year in jail — but he can avoid doing time if he successfully completes court-appointed programs.
That includes regular urine tests, plus intense counseling. Once completed, that would likely count as time served when Track is allowed to enter a new plea admitting to criminal trespass in the second degree. The settlements come after Track was originally let loose on $5,000 bail after the embarrassing arrest — with
the former VP candidate later posting a photo of her husband's bruised face on Instagram.
As covered by The ENQUIRER, Sarah herself called the cops after Track had broken into his parents' home — telling police that Track was "freaking out." By the time the police arrived, Todd and Track had gotten into a brutal brawl. Todd later told police that he had been armed and was ready to "protect his family" against his own son.
Judge David Wallace, however, seemed more positive about Track's future — saying that the son of Sarah appeared to be "doing great," and noted that Track's "urine tests have come back negative."
