James Wolf, Homeless Veteran In Popular Makeover Video, Arrested For Trespassing

A homeless U.S. Army vet who became a viral sensation thanks to a video showing him getting a makeover has been arrested.

James Wolf, 54, was arrested Sunday at a Burger King in Grand Rapids, Mich., and charged with trespassing and creating a disturbance.

Wolf pleaded guilty to both misdemeanor charges on Monday and was ordered to serve 10 days in jail on each charge, MLive.com reported.

Wolf told WOOD-TV on Wednesday that he appreciated the efforts of Dégagé Ministries, the organization that used his makeover as a fundraising tool, but admitted he's gone back to drinking.

Grand Rapids Police have arrested Wolf more than 80 times and he has suffered from alcoholism, substance abuse and mental illness in the past.

The video showing Wolf getting a complete makeover was released around Veterans Day and has received more than 14 million views in just a few weeks and helped raise more than $30,000 for Dégagé.

Rob Bliss, the man who made the video, hoped it would set Wolf down a new, more positive path, but admitted changing a lifestyle is harder than a hairstyle.

"If he gets arrested fewer times this year than last, that's progress," he told CNN.