Seen here in her mugshot, Jacqueline Renee Waddell, aka Jackie Warner, entered a plea of no contest Wednesday for a February DUI incident and was sentenced to two years probation and a 12-hour drinking and driving program.
WEST HOLLYWOOD — Fitness personality Jackie Warner has started serving two years probation for a DUI arrest that happened in February.
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Warner, 48, of West Hollywood, entered a plea of no contest Wednesday to one misdemeanor count of alcohol-related reckless driving and immediately began serving her probation sentence.
Warner also was ordered to take a 12-hour drinking and driving program, which she is required to show proof of completion.
Also, Warner was given a Watson advisement, a formal document that she signed stating that if she drives under the influence and a person is killed, she could be charged with murder. The Watson advisement, a standard practice in DUI cases, is the result of a 1981 California Supreme Court case declared if a person has one DUI conviction on their record and happens to be involved in a DUI accident where someone dies, they are subject to harsher penalties.
