Rich Swann ordered to six months probation following disorderly intoxication arrest

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Update on the Rich Swann case.

Over the summer, Rich Swann was arrested in Altamonte Springs, Florida for disorderly public intoxication and causing a disturbance, which is a misdemeanor offense. TNA Wrestling informed POST Wrestling that Swann would be entering a substance abuse rehab program. 

Swann appeared in court on September 4th. He plead no contest to the charges. It’s a plea where the defendant neither admits nor disputes the charge(s). 

He entered the plea, but the court found him guilty. Swann was fined $203 and was ordered to serve six months probation. He was fined an additional $285.38 in related fees. Once he pays the fees and completes the probation sentence, the case will be closed. 

Swann was regularly featured on TNA programming as a member of First Class with A.J. Francis. With Swann’s absence, K.C. Navarro was introduced into the fold as Francis’ ally.

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