Pete Davidson Agrees To Enter Diversion Program To Address Reckless Driving Charge, Says L.A. D.A.
deadline.comUPDATED with latest: Pete Davidson — charged in June with misdemeanor reckless driving for allegedly losing control of a Mercedes-Benz and crashing into a home in Beverly Hills — is being allowed to enter an 18-month diversion program, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office confirmed today.
Davidson, a New York resident, was scheduled to be arraigned on the charge in Los Angeles on Thursday, but will instead enter the diversion program in a deal that was advanced to the court last Wednesday by the D.A.’s office.
Prosecutors said the program requires Davidson to perform work at the Medical Examiner’s Office or a hospital — or the New York equivalent — plus attend 12 hours of traffic school that may be completed in New York.
He’ll also need to perform 50 hours of community service that also may be performed in New York, pay restitution and obey all laws.
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