Guilty Pleas and Sentences Handed Down in Montgomery Riverfront Brawl
TL;DR
Two of the five suspects involved in the Montgomery riverfront brawl pleaded guilty in court. Mary Todd pleaded guilty to harassment and was ordered to complete anger management classes, while Richard Roberts pleaded guilty to two assault charges and received a four-month suspended sentence, to be served on weekends, along with 100 hours of community service. The other three defendants had their cases postponed. The brawl, which gained national attention, was sparked by a dispute over a dockside parking spot.
- 2 of 5 Montgomery riverfront brawl suspects plead guilty WSFA
- Woman involved in Montgomery riverfront brawl sentenced to anger management classes as second defendant given jail time CNN
- 2 white boaters plead guilty to misdemeanors in Alabama riverfront brawl The Associated Press
- Montgomery riverboat brawl suspect apologizes to co-captain, teen: ‘We could be friends’ AL.com
- Mary Todd Sentenced to Anger Management Classes After Fighting in Montgomery Brawl The Daily Beast
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