Vince Neil has been charged on two misdemeanor counts by a Las Vegas court for an incident involving his ex-girlfriend Alicia Jacobs and members of her entourage.
The rocker reportedly poked Jacobs and at least one of her friends violently in the chest and cursed at them during an incident that took place on March 24. According to a report from the Associated Press, Neil has been charged with battery domestic violence and disorderly conduct and could face another six months in prison per charge if convicted.
Neil was recently released from prison after serving his second conviction for DUI. He recently spoke out against the allegations.
"I never touched her! She's the one who followed me out into the casino afterwards. I was with four hotel executives. They know it didn't happen. I didn't go over to her for any other reason than to be friendly and polite. She was with a couple, and I let off on him for continuing to write stuff that simply wasn't true," Neil told Las Vegas Weekly.
He added: "He swore at me to go screw myself; I told him the same. I immediately walked away. That fast — no screaming or hitting or touching."
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