![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/free-reggie-trending-on-twitter-calling-for-chair-wielding-man-in-brawl-to-be-freed/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Top-pic-Template-copy-Recovered-copy-6.jpg&description=People on social media have demanded Reggie Ray, who was seen wielding a chair and using it as a weapon, in a mass brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, be freed Social media users have called for charges against a man seen wielding a chair in a brawl in Alabama that went viral across the world to be dropped with "Free Reggie" trending on Twitter. Reggie Ray turned himself in three days after Montgomery Police Chief Daryl Albert asked him to contact authorities. He is charged with disorderly conduct, police confirmed, and he was released after being held in the Municipal Jail on Friday. 'Free Reggie' was trending on the social media app X, also known as Twitter, and a GoFundMe has been set up, raising close to $200,000 in legal fees. Comments on the page include "Not all heroes wear capes," "Free him!" and "This man needs the support." Ray is the fifth person to be charged in connection with the brawl after Major Saba Coleman of the Montgomery Police Department said 21-year-old Mary Todd had also been arrested. She is charged with assault in the third degree. For all the latest news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US Richard Roberts, 48, was arrested alongside Alan Todd, 23 and Zachary Shipman, 25. Two warrants were issued for Roberts while there was one each for Todd and Shipman; all three men are white. Police previously described him as the man seen 'wielding that folding chair' in a brawl that many have noted appeared to take place along racial lines. In footage, a man can be seen using a chair as a weapon as people try to get out of the Alabama River at the Montgomery Riverfront. The fight appeared to be caused when the co-captain of the riverboat Harriott II attempted to address the owners of a pontoon boat that was blocking the vessel from docking safely. The Harriott II had 227 passengers on board at the time. Montgomery, in America's deep south, has a bleak history regarding incidents of racism. The riverfront location is where slaveow){kind=link}
People on social media have demanded Reggie Ray, who was seen wielding a chair and using it as a weapon, in a mass brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, be freed
Social media users have called for charges against a man seen wielding a chair in a brawl in Alabama that went viral across the world to be dropped with “Free Reggie” trending on Twitter.
Reggie Ray turned himself in three days after Montgomery Police Chief Daryl Albert asked him to contact authorities. He is charged with disorderly conduct, police confirmed, and he was released after being held in the Municipal Jail on Friday.
‘Free Reggie’ was trending on the social media app X, also known as Twitter, and a GoFundMe has been set up, raising close to $200,000 in legal fees.
Comments on the page include “Not all heroes wear capes,” “Free him!” and “This man needs the support.”