Reggie Bernard Ray, man who used a folding chair as a weapon in Montgomery riverfront brawl avoids jail time, and is ordered to perform 50 hours of community service.
According to TMZ, Ray entered a conditional guilty plea on Monday and in exchange will have to complete community service and a 90-day suspended sentence.
Pending his completion of the court-ordered requirements and a payment of $357 for court costs. He will not have to serve any jail time.
In August, Ray was involved in a massive brawl that broke out at the Montgomery waterfront in an apparent racially-motivated attack. The co-captain of a nearby riverboat (black guy), was struck by a white man associated with an illegally parked private boat who refused to move from the dock. A number of onlookers quickly came to the co-captain’s defense where the fighting spun wildly out of control (video below).
