Ronnie Ortiz-Magro Avoids Felony Charges in Alleged Domestic Violence Incident

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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro will not be charged for his recent domestic violence arrest, but he could still face some jail time.

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro will not be charged in a domestic violence case involving his girlfriend, Saffire Matos.A rep for the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office tells ET that regarding the incident with Ortiz-Magro and Matos that occurred on April 22, «our office has filed a probation violation in lieu of filing a new case.» The initial probation violation hearing is set for Friday, June 29, 2021 at the Van Nuys West Courthouse.Ortiz-Magro is on probation, however, for a separate domestic violence case involving  ex Jenn Harley. Last week, a rep for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to ET that the star was arrested in Los Angeles, and was released that same day on $100,000 bail.

TMZ reported on May 13 that the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office won't charge him with a misdemeanor, but a hearing will be held next month to determine if he violated his probation, which he got following a 2019 domestic incident with his ex-girlfriend, Jenn Harley. The website says jail time is "a real possibility."On April 22, Ronnie was arrested following an alleged domestic incident in Los Angeles with his girlfriend, Saffire Matos.

On the same page. Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and girlfriend Saffire Matos took to social media to show their support for one another following his recent arrest.

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro must be jamming to some Demi Lovato these days because he totally agrees it’s OK Not To Be OK!

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro has lucked out big time in his most recent legal troubles, but he’s not out of the woods yet!

his recent domestic violence arrest.The "Jersey Shore" star could still be charged with a misdemeanor, which would be a violation of Ronnie's probation.TMZ reported that the case has been kicked down to the L.A. City Attorney's Office, who will determine if a misdemeanor charge is warranted. "If this reporting is true, as we said from the beginning, initial reports and unreviewed charges are often and; in Ronnie's case, wrong," the reality TV star's attorney said.