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    Ex-Miss USA Avoids Jail Time on DUI Charge

    Former Miss USA Rima Fakih escaped jail time when she was sentenced Wednesday to probation and community service in a DUI case.

    RELATED: Former Miss USA Rima Fakih Arrested on DUI Charge

    The 26-year-old Fakih -- the first Arab-American to be crowned Miss USA in 2010 -- was put on six months probation, given 20 hours of community service and ordered to attend alcohol safety classes during her sentencing hearing outside Detroit. 

    RELATED: New Details from the Miss USA Arrest

    The former beauty queen pleaded no contest last month to driving while visibly impaired. Fakih has said she was not drinking on the night of her arrest last December, but two police breath tests indicated that her blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.

    Fakih, who was born in Lebanon, ended her reign as Miss USA in June 2011.


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