Danny Masterson moved from the most extreme to the least security jail over 'wellbeing concerns.
Danny Masterson has been moved out of Corcoran State Jail in Focal, California, after under a month.
The greatest security office is famous for lodging notorious religion pioneer Charles Manson for a long time.
As per state records, previous That '70s Show star Masterson, 47, has been moved to California's Men's Province in San Luis Obispo, which is classified as a medium and least secure office.
As per reports at the cutoff time, the move is because of worries for "the detainee's prosperity.".
Last year, Masterson was condemned to 30 years to life in jail after he was viewed as a legitimate fault for assaulting two ladies quite a while back.
In January, Masterson was denied bail for forthcoming allure over fears the sentenced attacker has "each impetus to escape.".
Records show that the entertainer will be qualified for parole in 2042 when he's long-term
Manson was moved from San Quentin State Jail to Corcoran in 1989. The cultist, sentenced for the homicides of seven individuals, was subsequently moved to one more jail in 1997 after it was found he had been dealing drugs.
After Masterson's condemnation, it was uncovered that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, who were featured closely by the entertainer in That '70s Show, were among the individuals who composed letters of help for him during his preliminary.
Kutcher, 45, had composed that his co-star, with whom he likewise featured in the Netflix sitcom The Farm, was a "good example" and "an individual that is reliably there for you when you want him.".
In her letter, Kunis, 40, referred to Masterson as "an astonishing companion, comrade, and, most importantly, an extraordinary, more seasoned sibling figure to me.".
Soon after he was condemned, Bijou Phillips, who stayed close by through the court procedures, sought legal separation, finishing their almost 12-year marriage.
They were married in 2011 following their meeting at a Las Vegas poker competition in 2004. Their little girl, Fianna, was brought into the world in 2014.
Masterson, who rose to distinction for playing Steven Hyde in the Nineties sitcom featuring Kunis and Kutcher, was viewed as at fault for two counts of effective assault by a jury of seven ladies and five men following seven days of considerations in May a year ago.
While giving over the sentence on September 7, Judge Olmedo said, "Mr. Masterson, you are not the casualty here. Your activities a long time ago removed someone else's decision and voice. Your activities a long time ago were criminal, and that is the reason you are here."