That '70s Show' actor Danny Masterson moved to maximum security prison that once held Charles Manson

Danny Msterson is formally housed at a high security jail, as per state records from the California Division of Redresses and Recovery.

The "That '70s Show" star's transition to Corcoran State Jail in Focal California comes seven days after a state judge denied him bail, forthcoming his allure, for a September conviction for assaulting two ladies in 2003. The office is one of 10 organizations "for the absolute most rough and hazardous male wrongdoers" in the express, the rectifications division says. (Clique pioneer Charles Manson was likewise housed at Corcoran State Jail starting around 1989.)

Los Angeles Predominant Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo wrote in her request last week that she considered Masterson to be a flight risk, as per records that were initially given by diversion outlets The Wrap and Cutoff time.

"Assuming respondent's conviction and sentence are maintained on request, he will probably stay in care for quite a long time and maybe the remainder of his life," Olmedo wrote in her request, per The Wrap.

This mug shot given by the California Branch of Remedies on Dec. 27, 2023, shows detainee Danny Masterson. Specialists said the 47-year-old Masterson has been confessed to North Kern State Jail.

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Olmedo likewise noticed that Masterson has "each motivation to escape and little motivation to get back to state jail to serve out the rest of his extensive sentence should his allure be ineffective," alluding to his new parted from alienated spouse and entertainer Bijou Phillips, who sought legal separation about seven days after his condemning.