Vince Neil to plead guilty

Vince Neil will plead guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct, fined $ 1,000 and avoid trial on allegations that he entered his ex-girlfriend in a final confrontation in March at an exhibition in Las Vegas Resort, his lawyer said Monday.

A more serious charge of misdemeanor battery constituting domestic violence against Neil will be abandoned when the rocker 50, enters his plea next Monday in Las Vegas Justice Court, defense lawyer David Chesnoff. He said the allegation of physical contact would be rejected.

"Mr. Neil's sorry, he raised his voice, "Chesnoff said.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Monday that First Clark County District Attorney David Roger also confirmed the agreement.

Roger did not immediately respond to messages from The Associated Press.

Neil, who lives in Las Vegas, could have faced up to six months in prison and a $ 1,000 fine if convicted on each count.

He was accused of biting the breast of Las Vegas entertainment reporter Alicia Jacobs in a comedy club casino March 24th, and cursing and pointing Jacobs and two friends sitting with her.

Jacobs told the AP that she was happy Neil was taking responsibility for his actions.

"I'm glad the story is over and the book is closed," she said.

Jacobs told police she received a contusion of the finger-poke, which she has just a few weeks, she and Neil ended a seven-month relationship. Jacobs has already given his age and police reporters that 39 and 45. She refused Monday to correct age.

The other two persons named as victims in the confrontation, Wayne Newton, brother sister and publicist Patricia McCrone, 41, and Entertainment Las Vegas Sun columnist John Katsilometes, 45, said they were pleased that the case was settled .

Neil is the front man for a band of four heavy metals known for bad behavior, party hard, famous girlfriends and hard-driving hits in the late 1980s as "Girls, Girls, Girls" and "Dr. Feelgood. "

It also has tattoo shops and two bars in Las Vegas, including one at the Hilton in Las Vegas where the confrontation Shimmer Cabaret Comedy Club takes place.

Neil sat for 10 days in the Clark County jail in February for drunken driving his black Lamborghini in June 2010 near Las Vegas Strip. He was also fined $ 585 and ordered to serve 15 days under house arrest as part of a plea agreement that avoided trial in this case.