TMZ has learned Charlie Sheen's probation will not be revoked in Colorado because of Tuesday's New York City
incident.
Our sources -- and they are connected -- tell us, the Pitkin County D.A. has "no interest" in opening a probation revocation case against Charlie. The D.A.
views Charlie's criminal case in Aspen as a "petty misdemeanor" and is not going to open a case involving a Los Angeles man who behaved badly in NYC.
We're told the D.A. views any investigation as a "waste of [Pitkin County]
taxpayers' money."
As we previously reported, Sheen is still on probation in Aspen for another 7
days -- stemming from a Christmas Day domestic incident with his wife
Brooke Mueller.
So as far as Pitkin County is concerned, it's case closed.
views Charlie's criminal case in Aspen as a "petty misdemeanor" and is not going to open a case involving a Los Angeles man who behaved badly in NYC.
We're told the D.A. views any investigation as a "waste of [Pitkin County]
taxpayers' money."
As we previously reported, Sheen is still on probation in Aspen for another 7
days -- stemming from a Christmas Day domestic incident with his wife
Brooke Mueller.
So as far as Pitkin County is concerned, it's case closed.
Source TMZ.com
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