For the 1986 attack, Mark Wahlberg was arrested for violating the civil rights of his victims.
A civil rights injunction was issued against him and two friends. The case was settled after a month of trial.
For the 1988 attack on the Vietnamese, Wahlberg was charged with attempted murder.
However, he pleaded guilty to felony assault, claiming the attacks were not race related and that he was intoxicated.
Due to his history of violence and racism, Wahlberg was found to be in contempt of court and sentenced to two years in prison.
However, the Lone Survivor actor only spent 45 days of his two-year term in prison.
In 2014, he attempted to seek pardon for the attacks on the Vietnamese and have them wiped out from his criminal record.
Wahlberg became one of the most hated actors after his assault above on the Vietnamese and black people came to the media spotlight.
Wahlberg stated in a 2020 interview with The Guardian that he had made amends for his mistakes and was a changed man.
The victims have divided opinions about the famed actor and his assaults.
One of his victims of the beach attack said that once a racist, Wahlberg was always a racist person and should not be pardoned.
However, the Vietnamese victim had a relatively forgiving perspective.
The man said that Wahlberg was young and reckless, but now that he is a changed man, and should not be held accountable for his past deeds.
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