Home Improvement star Zachery Ty Bryan is looking at even more jail time after his sentencing on Friday for a probation violation.
The 44-year-old former actor received a 19-month jail sentence in on Friday after previously pleading guilty to violating his parole, according to the state's KEZI News.
Bryan was forced to appear virtually at the sentencing hearing, as he is currently serving time in a jail after being sentenced to 16 months over a 2024 DUI conviction.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Bryan's attorney to request comment.
Bryan had been on probation since a 2023 domestic violence conviction, with the arrangement stipulating that he not consume , leave the area without advance permission, commit any new crimes, or contact his victim.
However, Bryan was subsequently arrested five times in three different states, violating his parole terms each time, according to KEZI.
Home Improvement star Zachery Ty Bryan, 44, received a 19-month jail sentence in Oregon on Friday after previously pleading guilty to violating his parole, according to KEZI News
Bryan was forced to appear virtually at the sentencing hearing, as he is currently serving time in a California jail after being sentenced to 16 months over a 2024 DUI conviction; he's pictured in
Even as he serves time for his DUI conviction, which violated his parole, the former actor went on trial for violating his parole in Oregon.
Bryan is facing more legal troubles, as he also faces DUI charges in Oklahoma, where authorities reportedly intend to extradite him once his sentence in California has been completed.
Bryan's attorney criticized the judge for sentencing him to more jail time, which he called a 'poor use of resources' because it did nothing to treat Bryan's 'alcohol problem'; Bryan is pictured with his fiancée, Johnnie Faye Cartwright
Bryan (pictured in 1998) is also facing DUI charges in Oklahoma, and authorities in California reportedly plan to extradite him after his first sentence is complte
'He apologized to the court, he said he wants to be the best father he can be, acknowledged he needs help with his alcohol problem and the judge slapped him with this sentence,' he added.
