"Guilty Plea: Man Filmed Wielding Folding Chair in Montgomery Riverfront Brawl"
TL;DR
Reggie Bernard Ray, one of six individuals charged in a riverfront brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Ray, seen wielding a folding chair as a weapon, received a 90-day suspended jail sentence, 50 hours of community service, and was ordered to pay court costs. The incident gained national attention after videos showed several white men attacking and beating a Black co-captain of a riverboat. Other individuals involved in the brawl have also pleaded guilty to various charges, including assault and harassment.
- Man who wielded folding chair in Montgomery riverfront brawl pleads guilty to disorderly conduct AL.com
- Montgomery riverfront brawl: Chair wielder Reggie Ray pleads guilty Montgomery Advertiser
- Two sentenced in Riverfront brawl, co-captain charge dismissed Alabama Political Reporter
- Man filmed wielding folding chair in riverfront brawl pleads guilty to misdemeanor The Washington Post
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