Former Miss Arizona Teen USA Tori Vance will not be doing any jail time for her DUI case because she just struck a plea deal with the prosecutors.

Tori initially pleaded “not guilty” to her DUI case, but then she changed her tune this week. The first time offender is said to have made a deal with prosecutors by pleading “no contest” to reckless driving.

In exchange for her plea, prosecutors decided to drop the DUI charges against Tori Vance. Now, she was given three years of probation instead of doing time inside prison.

According to previous reports, 18-year-old Tori Vance was charged with DUI after she made an illegal U-turn in Hollywood back in May.She was pulled over by police who suspected that she may have been drinking. Tori showed signs of intoxication, and also failed a roadside field sobriety test.

Vance, of Ahwatukee, Arizona, was arrested for misdemeanor DUI after she recorded a blood alcohol content of just over the legal limit of .08.

In a statement, the former beauty queen said, “I’m truly sorry as my conduct was wrong and not a reflection of who I really am.”

Vance won the Miss Arizona Teen title at the age of 16, and said she will be competing for Miss California 2013, according to a “Tori Vance for Miss CA 2013” Facebook page.

Tori Vance, former Miss Arizona Teen USA, has been officially charged with driving under the influence after she was arrested for making an illegal U-turn in Hollywood earlier last month.

According to reports, 18-year-old Tori was pulled over by the police after a traffic violation. When the cops approached her car, Tori Vance displayed signs of intoxication so they decided to give her a roadside field sobriety test, which she failed when the result showed that her blood alcohol content is over the legal limit of .08. Tori was then arrested for misdemeanor driving under the influence.

Tori Vance is now facing two counts of DUI and might get up to six months behind bars if she is convicted. And because she is underage, Tori could lose her license for one year.

Speaking to TMZ for the first time after her arrest, the former Miss Arizona Teen USA said, “I’m truly sorry as my conduct was wrong and not a reflection of who I really am.”

Tori Vance won the title of Miss Arizona Teen USA when she was 16 years old, and said that she will be competing for Miss California 2013, this according a “Tori Vance for Miss CA 2013” Facebook page.

The arrest of the beauty queen is just the latest addition to the roster of troubled beauty queens. Last month, former Miss USA Rima Fakih was sentenced to probation plus community service after she was arrested in December due to drunk driving charges as well. Fakih, who won the crown in 2010, pleaded no contest after the two sobriety tests placed her blood alcohol content at more than twice the legal limit.