Kiefer Sadarland has been accused by the department head to Manhattan night club

New York - Kiefer Sadarland and fashion designer, has been accused by the department head to Manhattan night club said Friday settled their differences, paving the way for charges to be reduced. Jack McCollough and Sadarland brief joint statement issued Friday by the Associated Press Sadarland lawyer.

"I regret what happened that night, and I sincerely regret that Mr. McCollough was bad," Sadarland said in his statement.
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Fox TV star of "24" was charged May 7 with third-degree assault in the alleged incident two weeks before the night-club in the Mercer Hotel Soho in the modern neighborhood of Manhattan. In a small amount is comparable to speed ticket.

A representative of the Manhattan district prosecutor refused to comment on whether charges should be dismissed.

But now, when Sadarland and McCollough said that disputes are resolved, the prosecutor could appeal the judge and request that the case file. This can happen in Sadarland next scheduled court appearance June 22.

"I appreciate the statement of Mr Sadarland and wish him luck," McCollough said in a statement.

McCollough, Proenza Schouler for high-end fashion house, said Sadarland head butted him and broke his nose after an argument. Both are listed in the following costume Institute Gala Metropolitan Museum of Art, with luxury case studded celebrities.

The story prompted a media frenzy as a crowd of journalists gathered outside the 1st District in Manhattan to attend a Sadarland reached for questioning and charged. Photographers also shadowed Sadarland and McCollough while allegedly swirled about the nature of conflict, and what role, if any, actress Brooke shields play.

Sadarland won Golden Globe and Emmy elegant portrait of federal agent Jack Bauer treatment of "24", pleaded no contest in October 2007 for driving on the level of blood alcohol above the legal limit of 0.08 percent .

He worked 30 days in jail, except for 18 days for probation violation of a 2004 drunk driving arrest.