Pete Davidson, the popular comedian, has been ordered to attend traffic school and perform mandatory community service as part of the sanctions imposed following his car crash in Beverly Hills earlier this year. The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office issued a statement on June 16, confirming the reckless driving charge that Davidson faced after the incident.
Pete Davidson’s car accident
On the evening of March 4, in Beverly Hills, Davidson’s Mercedes jumped a curb, collided with a fire extinguisher, and crashed into a residential building. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported, and the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) and the District Attorney confirmed the absence of drugs or alcohol as the cause of the accident. Davidson Girl, Chase Sui Wonderswho has been with him for several months now, was with him in the car at the time.
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Pete Davidson sports program
On July 24, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles DA’s office revealed that Davidson had been placed on an 18-month “intervention program” in lieu of prosecution. The program includes 12 hours of traffic school and 50 hours of community service, which Davidson is allowed to complete in New York. Given his father’s relationship with the New York City Fire Department (NYFD), Davidson’s advice indicated that his community service should be fulfilled at the NYFD.
Davidson’s involvement in reckless driving and the ensuing car accident led to this. The DA stressed the importance of holding people accountable for reckless driving, especially considering the number of road deaths in Los Angeles recently. Davidson, who has been facing problems related to mental health, including borderline personality disorder, depression, and anxiety, has already asked for help and checked into rehab on June 28. Despite the difficulties, he must now meet the requirements of the court, to ensure positive results from this unfortunate event.
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