‘Rampage’ avoids Jail Time
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson the former MMA performer has been ordered by the Law to reach the completion of his community service as a punishment for leading the Costa Mesa police on a high speed chase in which he had rammed a total of three cars. Jackson was pleaded guilty on Thursday in the Superior Court of Orange County to the charge of felony of police evasion. He was also charged with misdemeanor of recklessly driving on the day of chase which was the 15th of July. Jackson who is now 30-year-old duly apologized and at the same time claimed that he was pretty delirious due to sleeplessness and also due to a lack of food after he fled the police cars and his vehicle just missed the pedestrians, bystanders and the cyclists. On a different note, Jackson had lost his UFC light heavyweight championship to opponent Forrest Griffin just about ten days before.
Rampage Jackson has been sentenced to a few hours of community service so as to pay for his ‘crimes’. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson has been ordered by the court of law to complete a total of 200 hours of community service. He has also been ordered to get some mental health therapy so as to feel nice and balanced. He also has to pay for all the damage that he had caused. He has to pay for all the damage to all the cars and other vehicles. He has to pay the needful in order to have the felony to be termed void and also avoid jail time.
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