Rich Swann entered a plea of “no contest” and was subsequently found guilty of disorderly public intoxication in a Florida court this week.
The former TNA Champion appeared in court on Wednesday, September 4, 2024 and plead “no contest” to charges of disorderly public intoxication and causing a disturbance following an incident this past June.
A “Nolo contendere plea”, as it is termed in Florida, means a defendant is neither admitting nor denying a charge.
Following the plea, Swann was found guilty, and will be forced to pay a fine in the amount of $203. He must also serve six months probation. Additionally, he was fined $285.38 in related fees.
Upon payment of the fines and completion of the probation, the case will be closed.
