Known for his work on “That ’70s Show,” actor Danny Masterson, 47, was admitted to North Kern State Prison in Delano on Wednesday, where he is expected to begin serving his 30-year sentence for rape. .
The first photo of him wearing his jail uniform was released by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. According to the agency, it goes through a classification and reception process that can take 90 days.
According to ABC News, Masterson will serve two consecutive 15-year sentences, one for each charge.
In September, Danny was convicted of raping two women around 20 years ago. The sentence was announced by a judge at the Los Angeles court in the United States.
The victims claimed that Masterson drugged and raped them in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003 at his Hollywood home.
The actor had already been convicted in June of the two rapes in a second trial. The first, in November last year, was annulled because another jury had been unable to reach a unanimous decision.
Masterson gained fame with the 1998 debut of “That ’70s Show”, in which he played Steven Hyde and shared the screen with Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher. He reteamed with Kutcher on Netflix’s “The Ranch” but was fired in 2017 when he was first accused of sexually assaulting multiple women. His character was eliminated from the plot.
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