Brooke Mueller's Alleged Assault Victim Speaks Out
On Thursday Brooke Mueller's Alleged
Assault Victim Speaks Out was a top story. Here is the recap: (TMZ) The
woman Brooke Mueller allegedly assaulted at an Aspen nightclub back in
December tells TMZ, Brooke doesn't belong in rehab ... she belongs
BEHIND BARS.
TMZ broke the story
... Brooke's not looking at any jail time whatsoever after her Aspen
arrest -- because the issue of confinement has not been part of plea
bargain negotiations between her lawyer and the prosecutor.
But
Llana Little -- the woman Mueller allegedly assaulted the night of her
arrest -- is furious about the situation ... insisting, Brooke "should
go to jail" for hitting her.
Little
tells us, she was coming off the dance floor inside a nightclub on
December 2nd -- and accidentally bumped into Brooke. Words were
exchanged, and when she turned around, Little says Brooke punched her in
the back.
Brooke then left
that club and went to another one -- where police eventually dragged her
back outside and arrested her for cocaine possession and 3rd degree
assault.
The woman -- a key witness in the Aspen case -- adds, "She needs to learn her lesson that what she did was not okay." -
It appears that Brooke Mueller will be dodging prison time after being charged with felony possession
of cocaine with the intent to distribute, and the woman Mueller
allegedly assaulted during the whole ordeal is none too pleased.
Back in December, Mueller was arrested on cocaine charges as well as a
misdemeanor 3rd degree assault charge. Mueller was charged with
allegedly assaulting Liana Little, who says she bumped into Brooke at a
night club. After a heated exchange of words, Mueller allegedly hit
Little in the back.
Speaking to TMZ, Little said that she was “furious” about the
situation, and that she feels that Brooke should face jail time not only
for the cocaine charges, but also for assaulting her.
Mueller’s lawyer is reportedly in the process of hammering out a plea
bargain for Mueller, and confinement is apparently not on the table.
Instead, Mueller will likely only be faced with a few months of
community service and required drug education classes, after which point
her charges will be fully dismissed.
Mueller’s next court date is scheduled for April 2, when the judge is expeted to hand down her sentence.
Do you think that Brooke Mueller got off too easy?
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