Hulk Hogan's Son To Remain In Solitary Confinement

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Hulk Hogan's 17-year-old son will stay in
solitary confinement for now.
A judge on Tuesday denied Nick Bollea's request to change the
conditions of his eight-month jail sentence because solitary
confinement is causing him "unbearable anxiety."
Officials say he is segregated from other inmates in the county
jail in Clearwater because he is a minor, even though he was
convicted in adult court.
Bollea had pleaded no contest to causing a car crash last year
that seriously injured a friend.
On Monday his attorneys sued the Pinellas County sheriff,
accusing jail officials of violating his privacy.
The suit says jailers improperly released to the media
recordings of telephone calls between him and his parents and
allowed a news crew to film them.

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