Showing posts with label NickHogan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NickHogan. Show all posts

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Nick Hogan Not Doing Well In Jail

Nick Hogan
Nick Bollea is having a hard time adjusting to his new life in jail. The 17-year-old was recently sentenced to eight months in jail for his reckless car driving that left his friend, John Graziano in a permanent vegetative state.Nick’s family has been supportive, calling and visiting, but Nick is still having trouble coping. Calling his mother sobbing, as dealing with being in solitary confinement is all too much.

“I’m sorry to call you crying,” Nick Hogan says.
“No, its okay,” his Mom responds.
In the phone calls, Hogan complained about being held in a one man cell, which is required by jail policy because he is a minor.“I’m going crazy in this room,” Hogan says. “It’s like half the size of my bathroom, no windows or nothing, with just one little top-bed thing.”“Oh my god! I mean solitary confinement, is that what they do to like what, triple-x criminals, I mean, its like, for a car accident? Jesus!” Linda Hogan exclaims.

Officials stated that as a minor in an adult facility, Nick Bolloea would be held in a solitary cell by standard protocol. His celebrity status also contributed to the decision to hold him in such a cell. According to FOX13 News in Tampa, Nick Bollea claims in one of the taped phone calls that the cell he is being held in is not at all what his lawyer promised him.Nick needs to tread carefully now though, because if they do appeal his 8 month sentence, upon conviction he could face up to 5 years in prison. If Nick behaves, he can be released in October—maybe he should just “man up” and do his time.

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Friday, May 9, 2008

Nick Hogan Sentenced To 8 months In Jail

Nick Hogan
Nick Hogan, nee Nick Bollea, the 17-year-old son of former wrestler Hulk Hogan, was sentenced Friday (May 9) by a Florida judge for his role in the August car crash that left his best friend, John Graziano, critically injured, according to TMZ.com.

Pleading nolo contendere (or “no contest” for those of you who don’t watch 5 hours of “Law & Order” every night), the mini-Hulkster will serve eight months in jail, after which he will be put on five years’ probation. After his release from prison, Nick must perform 500 hours of community service, as well as complete a DUI school within his first year on the outside.Finally, throughout his probation, Nick is prohibited from drinking alcohol of any kind.In a statement to the court, Nick reportedly apologized to the victim’s family.

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