KIEFER SUTHERLAND HAS BEEN A MODEL PRISONER

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Published on Mon 21 January 2008 by IanMcShane

KIEFER SUTHERLAND HAS BEEN A MODEL PRISONER

Kiefer Sutherland is due to be released today after serving a 48-day sentence for drink-driving. Despite spending Christmas and New Year behind bars the actor has been praised by prison staff for his attitude whilst inside. He was actually sentenced to 30 days, with another 18 days added due to him still being on parole from a previous arrest in 2004 for... drink driving.

Kiefer has been working in the prison laundry, cleaning sheets and pillowcases amongst other things.

John Balian, a local police officer hitched up his belt, spat out some chewing tobacco and smoothed his moustache before revealing,

"He was very humble, never complained. He didn't give us any problems at all."

And he could have, you know. One mobile phone smuggled in and the prison would have been a smoking ruin before the hour was up. It's not really a surprise that he's just got on with things as he seems like a pretty OK bloke. Quite a difference from the quacking and crying that saw Paris Hilton seemingly traumatised for life when she spent the best part of an afternoon in a cell. Another difference is that I'm glad to see Kiefer released.

Kiefer Sutherland, drink-driving, parole,

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COMMENTS

		tosswipe on Mon 21 January 2008 said... remember when this hombre was in a bar few years ago,being very civil,passing the time of day and buying drinks for the locals....totally oblivious to the fact he had no strides on,undercarriage down and john thomas on show!
		darkfung on Mon 21 January 2008 said... ah - them was the days !
		ComradeDuch on Tue 22 January 2008 said... You'll have to check IMDB for this but there was a made for TV film a few years ago, before 24, in which Keifer plays a mental prisoner. One of the first scenes is him getting sent to solitary and doing a full-body dirty protest. I'm glad he took his porridge on the chin. Put him in the cows and give the man a drink.