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 Nikolai Bonds pleads no contest
In what will surely result into a conviction, the twenty two year old has entered a no contest which is basically the same as a guilty plea to vandalism and assault. What is more comical is that the fight was with his mother and surely causes a distraction for the family and the game in general. The thing that makes it even bigger news in the MLB baseball circles is the fact that he is the son of the former San Francisco Giants player Barry Bonds. This is a baseball dynasty that is going wrong and someone needs to come to the rescue first, if only to save the young man from himself. The plea was entered on the Thursday and there is speculation that it was part of a deal breaker with the San Mateo County prosecutorâ??s office. Luckily for him the additional misdemeanor charges were put off the file. This means that the young man has been sentenced to four days in jail. However there has been a deduction for the time that has already been served under the remand processes. The details of the case do not make easy reading for both MLB baseball fans and the family. Quite frankly they are embarrassing and unnecessary in a career that has promised so much for the sport. Apparently the young man threw a door know at his mother whose name was given as Sun Bonds. He then spit in her face and refused exit from her own front door in Menlo Park. These unfortunate events took place on the fifth of December. The quarrel stemmed from the fact that she suggested that some of his friends may have pinched the family jewels. Apparently the mother has been reconciled to her son because she refused to cooperate with the prosecution. As a consequence a deal had to be reached in order to dispose of the case effectively without costing the department even more money than they had wasted on the prosecution. The young man has a lot of explaining to do to both the fans and his family. 
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