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The "Cash Me Outside" girl will not be to jail after pleading guilty to multiple charges last month, 'cause the kid struck a plea deal and got probation instead.
Danielle Bregoli, who's 14, was sentenced to 5 years probation Tuesday in Delray Beach, FL after pleading guilty to 4 charges back in June - including 2 counts of grand theft, possession of marijuana, and filing a false police report.
Other charges were reportedly dropped as part of her deal.
Danielle's legal trouble predates her appearance on "Dr. Phil" last September - which she got famous from after dropping her signature catchphrase.
Unclear if she'll be facing charges for a separate incident where her pal allegedly chucked ice cream at a lady and set off a series of brawls in downtown Lake Worth, FL.
A judge ruled that Danielle would be allowed to complete her probation in California, where she's now living with her mom.
Peskowitz, who works for the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, claims his parental rights are being stripped away.
He told NBC: "I am the only parent in this relationship with Danielle that is trying to see the best thing for this child."
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The "Cash Me Outside" girl will not be to jail after pleading guilty to multiple charges last month, 'cause the kid struck a plea deal and got probation instead.Danielle Bregoli, who's 14, was sentenced to 5 years probation Tuesday in Delray Beach, FL after pleading guilty to 4 charges back in June - including 2 counts of grand theft, possession of marijuana, and filing a false police report.
Other charges were reportedly dropped as part of her deal.
Danielle's legal trouble predates her appearance on "Dr. Phil" last September - which she got famous from after dropping her signature catchphrase.
Unclear if she'll be facing charges for a separate incident where her pal allegedly chucked ice cream at a lady and set off a series of brawls in downtown Lake Worth, FL.
A judge ruled that Danielle would be allowed to complete her probation in California, where she's now living with her mom.
Danielle's father, Ira Peskowitz, attended his daughter's sentencing on Tuesday and expressed his fears for his daughter's future. He said his daughter is being exploited by adults who want to leverage her newfound fame. He tearfully told reporters:"Ma fille est exploitée. Elle publie ses commentaires 24 à 7.
Elle est contrôlée par une prétendue équipe de direction qui favorise un comportement absurde pour un enfant de 14 ans".He told NBC: "I am the only parent in this relationship with Danielle that is trying to see the best thing for this child."
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