Probation Official: ‘Casey Anthony Will Be Treated Like Any Other Offender’
Aug. 24 2011, Published 10:41 a.m. ET
By Breaking Celebrity News Staff
We’re learning new details about Casey Anthony’s surrender to the Florida Department of Probation Wednesday night to begin serving her one year of supervised probation for check fraud.
Corrections spokeswoman Gretl Plessinger held a news conference Thursday morning in Tallahassee, FL. and called Anthony’s situation “challenging” since there have been death threats against the notorious ‘Tot Mom’. Because of that, the Department of Probation will not release the location where she is staying – however, she also said Anthony “would be treated like any other offender.”
Plessinger said that Anthony met with her probation officer Wednesday night and that her attorneys were not present. She also indicated Anthony slipped in, without any commotion.
The official said that, per the court order, Anthony must check in with her probation officer within the first five days of each month during the course of a year.
The probation officer -- assigned to Anthony -- will also make random contact with her.
In addition, Anthony must pay the state of Florida