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Pacman Jones neatly stepped aside any long-term problems from this first brush with public intoxication and disorderly conduct charges from last August.In Mufreesboro, Tennessee the Judge agreed to dismiss the charges if Jones complies with some conditions, including staying out of trouble and completing the anger management class the NFL enrolled him in.
Jones has to pay court costs and toe the line until the next court date for this case on July 1st. if he odes, the charges will be completely dismissed and the expunged from his record.
So, that's one down and one to go. Jones is also facing a misdemeanor charge of assault on February first. The charge is that is spit on a woman in a club in October.
Pacman: listen to someone who knows. Stay home and get drunk with your friends. It'll be a whole lot more fun in the end when you don't have to go to court again, Plus, I bet your friends will even let you spit on them if you ask nicely.
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