Bonds Gets House Arrest No Jail
Written by playerpress.com, Friday December 16 2011
After eight years of being investigated for steroid use, former Major League star Barry Bonds will serve 30 days at most of house arrest and a $4,000 fine with no jail time for obstruction of justice.
Bonds was found not guilty in April of using steroids, but was convicted for lying to the grand jury.
It will not be much of a punishment considering that Bonds lives in a 15,000-square-foot house with six-bedrooms, 10-baths, a gym and a swimming pool.
Must be rough!
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