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1000 Lb Sisters star Amy Slaton finally entered a plea deal with the court following her arrest for carrying drugs with her. Her legal journey has taken a wild turn within a few months. She has appeared twice in front of judges to free herself from charges. The court charged her with illegal possessions and two counts of child endangerment.
The authorities found psychedelic mushrooms and marijuana in Amy’s car when she visited Tennessee Safari Park in September with her sons and lover. Along with her boyfriend, cops took Slaton into their custody at the Alamo. Before her arrest, she complained about camel bites and called nearby police to arrange a stretcher. Will she serve jail time for being guilty? What consequences may she face in her drug case?
1000 Lb Sisters: Amy Served A Day In Jail After Her First Arrest!
1000 Lb Sisters star Amy Slaton spent a day in prison in September following her first arrest at the zoo. The moments after cops arrived at the scene, a stretcher docked to take her due to her alleged camel bite. Pictures from the arrest show the 37-year-old holding a piece of fabric to one of her arms.
The media outlet suggested that Amy was nursing the wound she got from a camel. However, with a closer inspection, the doctors didn’t find bruises and felt the reality star harmed herself on something else. Upon arrival of Crockett County Sheriff’s Department, the suspicious odors took them by surprise as they scoured her vehicle. Without much delay, Amy and Brian both faced the exact charges and were handcuffed.
1000 Lb Sisters: Amy Is Guilty Of Holding “Simple Possessions!”
1000 Lb Sisters star Amy Slaton reappeared at Crockett County court in Tennessee for the third time on December 19. After pleading not guilty in the previous hearing, she has pleaded guilty to simple possessions. According to official documents from E!News, the court has dismissed all the charges against the reality star.
Amy, who had her young boys, Glenn and Gage, with her in the car, has been cleared of child abuse and child endangerment charges. Previously, Judge Paul Conley sentenced her and Brian, her co-defendant, to two years of supervised probation. This made it clear that Amy would not serve jail time.
Along with probation, Amy has to pay a $1,000 fine and complete an alcohol and drug assessment. She has been prohibited from reaching Tennessee Safari Park. The court clarified that the charges against her were mere accusations, not evidence. Hence, she is presumed innocent unless proven guilty through due process.
In an update, authorities found drugs in plain sight in Amy’s car before she and Brian were arrested on September 2. During that time, Tammy arrived at the zoo to take custody of her sister’s kids. Brian and Amy were out of jail on a $10,000 bond following their arrest on September 3. The two held hands as Chris picked them up.
