Raja Jackson, the son of UFC legend Quinton Rampage Jackson, has officially entered his plea after being charged in connection with the violent assault on indie wrestler Syko Stu during a KnokX Pro Wrestling event in August.
According to TMZ, Jackson walked into the San Fernando Courthouse dressed in all black and flanked by what appeared to be his lawyers. Reporters tried to get his thoughts on the case, but he kept quiet and refused to make any public comments as he entered the building.
During the hearing, Jackson pled not guilty to one felony count of battery causing great bodily injury and one misdemeanor count of battery. If convicted, he faces up to seven years in prison on the felony charge and an additional six months on the misdemeanor.
The case stems from the August incident where Jackson attacked Syko Stu, leaving him hospitalized with multiple injuries, including a lacerated lip and several missing teeth. Following an LAPD investigation, Jackson was arrested in September and later released on bail.
He is expected back in court in November as the legal process continues. For now, Jackson has chosen to stay silent publicly while his defense team prepares for the next steps.
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