Ninety days after checking in, Lindsay Lohan left the Betty Ford Center this week, said E! Online. But the troubled actress, 24, is still under a cloud. Riverside, Calif., sheriff’s deputies say Lohan violated her probation by striking a Betty Ford counselor after returning to the center past curfew on Dec. 12, and if she’s charged with a crime, she could be jailed. A court had ordered Lohan into drug treatment in response to her failing a drug test this fall while on probation for a DUI conviction. After her release, Lohan quoted Mohandas K. Gandhi: “The future depends on what we do in the present,” she wrote on Twitter. “One step at a time.”
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