Troubled MMA fighter Jason Miller pleaded guilty Monday to a single count of domestic violence after reaching an agreement with state prosecutor’s office. Miller, 36, received a suspended four-year prison sentence and three years probation for domestic incidents with three separate girlfriends between 2015 and 2017. He was given credit for 62 days of time served in jail, TMZ.com reported today. During the two-year period, Miller was charged with five felony counts of corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant, two misdemeanor charges of damaging a wireless device to prevent usage for assistance or to notify law enforcement, and one felony charge of vandalism, which stemmed from damage to one girlfriend’s car and house. Further details on the incidents were not immediately available via online court records for Orange County (Calif.) Superior Court
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