’90 Day Fiance’: Larissa Sentenced to Clean Poop for Beating Colt Johnson
90 Day Fiance ex-wife Larissa Dos Santos Lima‘s back and dealing with some literal sh*t after a conviction in court for beating her husband. We’ll see courthouse drama and her hijinks with plastic surgery and her new/old boyfriend this season on Happily Ever After. See the fallout from Larissa’s third arrest and how she beat the system to stay in America.
90 Day Fiance: Larissa Dos Santos Lima a Convicted Husband Abuser – Cleaning Poop Her Punishment
On the new season of Happily Ever After, you’ll see some of the courthouse action. Soap Dirt was the only national media outlet to have a reporter in the courtroom. See our pics below of Colt Johnson and mother Debbie Johnson the day the Las Vegas court convicted his ex-wife for domestic violence. There was one local LV reporter there, too.
Although Larissa denied it at the time, the Las Vegas court convicted her on her third arrest for domestic violence. But, the judge cut the 90 Day Fiance star a break. While she was found guilty of domestic battery, if she met several requirements, the court would lessen the conviction on her criminal record down to “disorderly conduct.” Her attorney confirmed it when we contacted him.
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<p>The judge ordered <em>90 Day Fiance</em>‘s Larissa to do 48 hours of community service – which she spent doing janitorial work – including cleaning poopy toilets. And she also had to get domestic violence counseling, a requirement for any spouse convicted of abusing their husband or wife.</p>
<p>Here’s another courthouse pic below of our reporter chatting with mother Debbie. On the debut episode of <em>HEA</em> on TLC, Larissa first says she “was not” charged for domestic violence then later admits it was “reduced”. We were there for it, though, and she was convicted and then got a sweetheart deal that enabled her to still get her visa and stay in the US despite three arrests within eight months for the same charge.</p>
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