Eric Rosenbrook cuts deal in battery case

The '90 Day Fiancé' alum pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a deal dropped his misdemeanor battery charge.

Eric Rosenbrook cut a deal with prosecutors in the battery case involving his wife Leida Margaretha. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and domestic abuse assessments in exchange for the battery charge being dropped. The deal includes conditions like staying sober, avoiding bars and committing no crimes for 12 months to avoid jail time. The case stems from his arrest last year in Wisconsin for allegedly slapping Leida on the Fourth of July while drunk. If he violates terms, a warrant could be issued for his arrest.

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