Jason Wahler Finally Does Time...In a Seattle Jail

[E! News] - Jason Wahler is finally doing some time for a crime.

The reality-TV bad boy turned seemingly remorseful wannabe actor checked himself into jail in Seattle Thursday afternoon to serve time in connection with his April bust for making a drunken scene in a hotel lobby.

Although Wahler, 20, was sentenced to 30 days for assault, criminal trespass and underage drinking, his legal camp is looking to get him out in 20 days, or possibly as soon as next week.
"Jason is taking full responsibility for his previous actions," Wahler's publicist, Siri Gaber, said in a statement obtained by E! News.

"He has been through rehabilitation, done community service and has been attending AA meetings. He would like to be an example to young people to make them realize that there are consequences for bad behavior."

The Seattle City Attorney's Office said Wahler is due in court Monday, but did not have any immediate information on the nature of the hearing.

Wahler was accused of punching a security guard, spewing racial and homophobic epithets and passing out in the hallway of Seattle's Waterfront Marriott Hotel in the wee hours of Apr. 8.
A month later, the Laguna Beach and The Hills star's two-month jail sentence in a separate case, for battering—both verbally and with his fists—a Los Angeles County transportation worker last year, was suspended while he entered a 60-day in-house rehab program.

After completing treatment, Wahler told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in August, he continued with outpatient therapy, attended anger-management counseling, went to four Alcoholics Anonymous meetings a week and voluntarily sought out a racial-tolerance class.
For his court-ordered community service, Wahler pulled maintenance duty at a Laguna-area church mission—in a part of Orange County that might actually qualify as real—and spoke at local high schools to warn students about the perils of both drinking irresponsibly and of brazenly flouting the law in general.

And perhaps even more importantly, according to what he said to Post-Intelligencer, Wahler deleted about 75 percent of the numbers that were in his cell phone before he started rehabbing.

"It's like your parents always told you," he said. "Choose your friends wisely."
At least one number was too important for Wahler to toss, however. He popped the question to 19-year-old Katja Decker-Sadowski, a tennis player at USC, during a housewarming party they threw at their shared L.A. abode on Aug. 25.

No date has been set, but Decker-Sadowski has a four-carat emerald-cut sparkler to show for it.