Danny Masterson moved to minimum security prison
Danny Masterson has been moved from Corcoran State Prison to California Men’s Colony due to safety concerns.
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Danny Masterson is on the move once again.
The “That ’70s Show” star, 47, has been transferred out of Corcoran State Prison in Central California, a maximum security prison in California that once held cult leader Charles Manson. According to online records from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Masterson was moved to the California Men’s Colony, a male-only state prison located in San Luis Obispo, California.
A representative for the CDCR confirmed to USA TODAY Monday that Masterson was transferred to the new facility on Feb. 16. The CDCR added that “by law” they “cannot disclose information about reasons for transfers or detailed housing information.”
The minimum and medium security prison, per the CDCR, consists of two complexes. The facility offers various educational and self-improvement programs, including “cognitive behavior therapy programs, substance abuse education, criminal thinking, anger management and family relationships,” the website says.
‘That ’70s Show’ actor Danny Masterson moved to maximum security prison that once held Charles Manson
In January, records showed that Masterson was transferred to Corcoran State Prison, where Manson was housed beginning in 1989. That facility is described as one of 10 institutions for the state’s “most violent and dangerous male offenders,” per the corrections department.
The move came after, also in January, a state judge denied Masterson bail pending his appeal after deeming him a flight risk, according to documents The Wrap and Deadline.
“If defendant’s conviction and sentence are upheld on appeal, he will likely remain in custody for decades and perhaps the rest of his life,” Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo wrote.
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