Angelina Pivarnick Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct in Jersey Shore Domestic Violence Case

Angelina Pivarnick has pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge stemming from a domestic violence incident that occurred in June at her home with fiancé Vinny Tortorella in New Jersey.

The Jersey Shore star made an appearance at the Freehold Township Municipal Court on Tuesday, October 1, according to Asbury Park Press. This plea comes months after the incident. Pivarnick is expected to receive a conditional dismissal for the disorderly conduct charge, provided she meets the probationary requirements.

If Angelina Pivarnick fulfills her probation requirements over the next year, the judge has indicated that her guilty plea will be expunged from her record. Additionally, the prosecutor has reportedly filed a motion to dismiss her four other charges.

The MTV reality star initially faced a municipal summons in June, which included charges of criminal mischief, simple assault, obstructing law enforcement, and resisting arrest.

On Tuesday, her attorney, James Leonard Jr., spoke about the judge’s ruling in a statement to Page Six. He stated:

“All of Angelina’s criminal charges were dismissed. She admitted responsibility for a non-criminal offense… We are very happy with the outcome.”

In June, Pivarnick’s attorney described the event as a “very minor incident,”referring to the domestic violence altercation, and noted that it was “exacerbated by an adverse reaction to prescribed over-the-counter medication.”He expressed hopes for a favorable resolution.

Key Details About Angelina Pivarnick’s Domestic Violence Incident and Related Charges

As reported by Asbury Park Press on June 7, Angelina Pivarnick, known for Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, faced charges of simple assault and criminal mischief, along with charges for obstructing law enforcement and resisting arrest as cited in the June 2 municipal summons. The complaint, signed by Officer Christoph Poss, detailed the charges as follows:

“[Pivarnick] did commit an act of obstructing by purposely running from uniformed officers in an attempt to run into a house, lock the door, and prevent law enforcement from conducting a domestic violence investigation.”

Angelina Pivarnick also faced a resisting arrest charge after officers observed her pulling her arms away and refusing to comply with their commands. This incident reportedly occurred after she was taken into custody. Pivarnick was arrested on June 2 around 11 PM following a visit from the Freehold Township Police Department.

While the victim’s name was redacted from the complaint, it detailed the “bodily injury”sustained, indicating that Pivarnick had struck the victim “with her hands/fists causing scratches, redness, and complaint of pain,”which led to the simple assault charge.

Regarding the criminal mischief charge, the complaint stated that Pivarnick had damaged the victim’s car with her hands, “causing damage under $500.”According to Asbury Park Press, the victim provided a statement and video evidence concerning the incident involving the vehicle.

This June incident was not the first domestic violence occurrence for Pivarnick, as she and Tortorella were involved in a previous incident in November 2023.

In that case, the reality TV star allegedly called 911, but declined to press charges after law enforcement arrived. This marked the second time Pivarnick had contacted authorities regarding her fiancé, having done so previously in July 2023.

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