A former Hollywood celebrity, who has been convicted 109 times, has been imprisoned for assaulting his former partner.

Jason Hoganson, a once-promising Hollywood actor, has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for a terrifying assault on his former partner in the middle of a busy street. Hoganson rose to fame in the 1988 film Empire State, where he starred alongside notable actors such as Ray McAnally, Jamie Foreman, and Martin Landau. However, as his career took off, he struggled with the pressures of fame and fell into a destructive lifestyle of substance abuse and criminal activity.

The once-handsome face that graced the silver screen is now marred with angry scars, and his once-clean head is now adorned with large, distinctive tattoos. In a sad turn of events, Hoganson now has a staggering 109 previous convictions on his record. In December of last year, he was caught on a doorbell camera brutally attacking his ex-partner, a woman he was already prohibited from contacting due to a previous restraining order. The prosecutor, Amy Levitt, described the footage as showing Hoganson slapping, hitting, and pushing the victim to the ground, where the assault continued for three minutes.

It was revealed in court that Hoganson had been given a restraining order following a previous conviction for battery and criminal damage in May of last year. Despite this, he chose to ignore the order and brutally attack his former partner. Speaking on behalf of the victim, Levitt recounted the terrifying ordeal where Hoganson used his body weight to hold her down while he kicked and hit her repeatedly.

Hoganson's defence lawyer, Ian Crook, acknowledged his client's previous success as an actor and even secured a leading role in a crime thriller. However, Crook also revealed that fame took a toll on Hoganson, and he turned to drugs and alcohol to cope with the pressures of being in the limelight. This led to a downward spiral, and his mental health suffered greatly.

Despite his troubled past, Hoganson has been a mentor for other inmates during his time in prison on remand. Judge Tim Gittins, taking this into consideration, sentenced him to 18 months in jail, which he has already served while awaiting trial. It's a far cry from the early days of Hoganson's acting career, where he was discovered by producers looking for Geordie actors for their low-budget film, Empire State. After beating out over 100 other hopefuls, he landed the role of Pete, a Geordie drifter, in the 1987 cult classic directed by Ron Peck.

It's a tragic story of a promising actor whose life spiralled out of control due to the pressures of fame and addiction. Hoganson's once-bright future has now been replaced with a stint in prison, but it's never too late for redemption. Perhaps, once released, he can use his past experiences to help others and turn his life around for the better. Only time will tell.

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