Sacramento Kings point guard Darren Collison reached a plea agreement in his domestic violence case Friday.
Per James Ham of CSN Bay Area, Collison pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of domestic violence, and he will have his 20-day jail sentence commuted by working on community-service projects overseen by Placer County, California.
Ham provided a statement from the Placer County district attorney's office:
Ham noted Collison received three years of informal probation and must attend a 52-week treatment class as part of his plea deal.
Ham included a statement from Collison:
Words cannot describe the feelings and regret that I have been experiencing the last few months. My family and I found ourselves in such an unfamiliar situation and it has been a difficult few months. This is far from who I am as a person and not something I am proud of. I take full responsibility for my actions. I have apologized to my beautiful wife that I have known and loved since high schooI. I appreciate and am thankful for the love and understanding from my family, friends and suppor ...
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Darren Collison Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Charge
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