AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been remanded back to home detention and will face a new court date of November 24. The rocker is facing charges of violating his home detention sentences stemming from previous drug and murder charges.
Rudd was arrested last month after apparently drinking alcohol in his home, which is forbidden as part of his home detention sentence. He pleaded not-guilty on the charges, but the prosecution team had little trouble moving forward with the new charges, according to NME.
"The defendant admitted the charge to the police on his arrest," said prosecutor Anna Pollett. "There's very strong evidence, and the matter can proceed immediately to a judge alone hearing."
Rudd told reporters "The only thing I'm nervous about is I don't actually know what's going on."
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