Ex-NFL Star 'Pacman' Jones Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct, Other Charges Dropped

Jones receives a suspended 30-day jail sentence and issues an apology to the police following his airport incident.

Former NFL player Adam 'Pacman' Jones pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct in a Kentucky courtroom on Thursday.
As part of the plea agreement, officials dropped the other two charges he had been facing in the case -- alcohol intoxication and making a terroristic threat.
The judge sentenced Jones to 30 days in jail but suspended imposition of the sentence, meaning if Jones avoids unlawful conduct for the next two years, he won't have to serve any time behind bars.
Jones was first arrested in the case while at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport on Sept. 11, after he got into a spat with airline employees over the electrical outlets in his seat on the plane.
After the hearing, Jones apologized to the police he had disrespected during the incident.