Attorneys for boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. completed the second part of a plea deal Friday that let him pay a $1,000 fine and avoid trial and jail time for a scuffle in November of last year with a homeowner association security guard about parking tickets, according to The Associated Press.
Mayweather did not appear in person before Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Janiece Marshall while his lawyer, Karen Winckler, entered a plea of no contest to misdemeanor battery and said the fine had been paid, as reported by the AP.
The plea acknowledged allegations that Mayweather poked the 21-year-old guard in the face several times with his finger during their argument in front of Mayweather?s million-dollar-plus home in an exclusive gated community several miles south of the Las Vegas Strip, according to the AP.
Mayweather, who turns 35 in February, was sentenced to 90 days in jail starting on January 6 as a result of a Dec. 21 guilty plea to a charge of misdemeanor battery domestic violence and no contest on two counts of harassment.
As a result of the previous plea, Mayweather was also ordered to pay a $2,500 fine, to complete 100 hours of community service and to undergo 12 months of treatment in a domestic violence program.
