Actor Tom Sizemore wept and begged a Los Angeles County judge not to send him to jail, after he admitted violating his probation in a drug case.
He was arrested again last month in Bakersfield, Calif., on suspicion of various drug charges, including methamphetamine possession.
"Do you agree you are in violation of your probation?" a judge asked the actor Tuesday.
Sizemore said he did.
"Probation is a privilege," the judge said. "Tom is not a matter of probation anymore because he has abused that privilege."Sizemore wept and begged the judge: "I don't want to go to jail ... give me one more chance ... I have a terrible disease ... drugs have strapped me around the neck ... I guarantee I am not going to be here again! I want to rehabilitate myself and become a good productive citizen to society."
The actor, who appeared in "Black Hawk Down" and "Saving Private Ryan," is scheduled to hear his fate June 25.
