glad to see she had to go back.... hope she
Oh, poor baby.. paris has to go back!!
Paris Ordered Back to Jail
Hilton is taken from the court crying and screaming, according to reports
FRIDAY JUNE 08, 2007 01:50 PM EDT
FRIDAY JUNE 08, 2007 03:20 PM EDT UPDATED
By Ken Lee and Lycia Naff
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Hilton being escorted to court Photo by: INF Paris Ordered Back to Jail
Paris Hilton is headed back to jail. Hilton, 26, was taken from court screaming and crying after Judge Michael T. Sauer ordered her to return to jail to serve the remainder of her entire 45-day sentence, according to the Associated Press.
"It's not right!" she reportedly shouted, then called out to her mother in the audience: "Mom!"
According to FOX News, Hilton had entered the courtroom weeping and disheveled, her body shaking. Several times, she turned to her parents seated behind her in the courtroom and mouthed, "I love you."
Earlier in the day, a sheriff's car picked Hilton up at her home and took her to court for the hearing.
As a swarm of media watched, Hilton parted ways with her parents, Rick and Kathy Hilton, and her mother told reporters: "It is what it is and it's in God's hands now."
She added: "It's out of our hands. There's nothing we can do."
Asked how her daughter is faring, Kathy said earlier, "She's doing the best she can."
Paris Hilton was seen being handcuffed before getting into a police cruiser and was photographed crying in the backseat.
As the gates of the driveway opened, the scene was pandemonium, with the officers on their bullhorns and Hilton's fans screaming.
Friday's proceeding was granted by Judge Sauer after the Los Angeles City Attorney requested an emergency hearing to demand that the Sheriff's Department put Hilton back in jail.
City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo had accused the department of disobeying the judge's original sentencing orders, which explicitly forbade electronic monitoring.
Yet due to an undisclosed medical condition, Hilton was released from Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, Calif., early Thursday and reassigned to home detention after serving just three days of her minimum 23-day sentence.
The heiress was fitted with an ankle bracelet and her original 45-day sentence was reinstated – since she'd enjoy the confines of her Hollywood Hills home instead of a 12-by-8-foot cell – with credit for five days served.
Hilton's reassignment sparked outrage across the nation; the L.A. Board of Supervisors alone received more than 500 angry calls, e-mails and faxes by Thursday afternoon. At least two of the supervisors demanded an investigation.
Sheriff Lee Baca, who ultimately approved Hilton's transfer, defended his decision, telling the Los Angeles Times that "the minute I was informed by the doctors about her medical condition, I realized the system was not able to respond effectively to these problems."
He added that her three-day incarceration was more than what most people guilty of violating probation would receive.
"We did what is best and what is justice," Baca added.
