Montgomery County Correctional Facility: Where Karen Huger will serve DUI sentence
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. () — , star of Real Housewives of Potomac (RHOP), found out Wednesday that .
Huger was found guilty in December 2024, months after her Maserati crossed a median, hitting a pole and a tree near Oaklyn Drive in Potomac.
The incident was a topic of conversation throughout RHOP's ninth season, although Huger, herself, did not discuss the matter in any great length as she waited for the legal process to play out.
Real Housewives of Potomac star Karen Huger found guilty of DUI; body camera footage released
Prior to recording the Season 9 reunion, Huger entered a treatment program and . Instead, she appeared in pre-recorded segments, addressing the audience and cast.
Huger is serving her sentence at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility (MCCF), which is located in Boyds Md., near Clarksburg.
According to the , MCCF can accommodate as many as 1,028 inmates, both men and women. The facility is responsible for the custody and care of people who either are in a pre-trial status or are serving sentences of up to 18 months.
Huger, who began serving her sentence immediately, faces five years of probation after her release and will not be able to drive for a year. She had 30 days from the day of sentencing to appeal the judge's ruling.
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