Nearly a month ago, Charlie Sheen tried to pave the way for nicotine-addicted criminals in Aspen, Colorado by pushing his attorney to fight for prisoner cigarette privileges . Despite Sheen and Co.’s arguments, the jail did not waver in its strict “nicotine patches only” rule. But then the Two and a Half Men actor worked out a plea deal in which he would spend 30 days in jail (less with good behavior) with a work release program, which meant that he would be off of jail premises and free to smoke as many Parliament Lights as his lungs can stand between 8 AM and 8 PM. Until Pitkin County’s Jail Administrative Officer stepped in.
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Charlie Sheen’s Plea Deal Stalled Over Time Off, Cigarettes, Soda and More
