Rip Torn In Court Over Bank Break-In
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Rip Torn just showed up to court -- disguised as a lumberjack -- in his burglary case ... you remember, the one where he broke into a bank thinking it was his home.
We got him outside the Connecticut courthouse where Torn faces burglary and gun charges.
We're hearing there could be a plea bargain, because Torn has completed an alcohol ed program -- yes, Lindsay, take note.
Rip has dodged two DUI bullets ... the famous case where he went nuts in a police station but was found not guilty, and a second DUI case that was dismissed yesterday because he successfully completed the alcohol ed course.
We're in court.
UPDATE: The case has been continued to June 4th -- and according to Rip's attorney, both sides are working towards a resolution.
Rip's attorney also claims the actor has gotten rid of his firearms and is confident rehab can help his client.
