Twitter reacts to ex-champ Jon Jones' plea hearing and punishment

Jon Jones — Dana White Attends Court Hearing … Supporting Ex-Champ http://t.co/wzOEpeqsDP

— TMZ Sports (@TMZ_Sports) September 29, 2015

I'm told Albuquerque judge is reading over Jon Jones' plea now. Told Jones has pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident.

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) September 29, 2015

Support to my bro @JonnyBones on his court hearing today. Praying for good results so he can get back to work and being a better man! ??

— Derek Brunson (@DerekBrunson) September 29, 2015

Jon Bones Jones has pleaded guilty to one felony count of leaving scene of a crash, 4th degree felony.

— Chris McKee (@ChrisMcKeeTV) September 29, 2015

Jones' lawyer Vincent Ward says the victim has recovered from her injury and she will not suffer any permanent damage.

— MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) September 29, 2015

Lawyer is saying that a felony conviction could affect Jones traveling out of the country for the UFC.

— Marc Raimondi (@marc_raimondi) September 29, 2015

Lawyer says this is Jon Jones' wakeup call. Must be a heavy sleeper.

— Dann Stupp (@DannStupp) September 29, 2015

Jon Jones: I want to apologize to Ms Sonnenberg, the officers who were involved that day and the people who support me that I've embarrassed

— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) September 29, 2015

Jon Jones apologizes to the officers & his family, supporters & the victim. Hopes to be given the opportunity to redeem himself.

— Ron Kruck (@rkruck) September 29, 2015

Jones lawyer says Jones does a lot of work with kids and a felony conviction could hurt his ability to do that.

— Marc Raimondi (@marc_raimondi) September 29, 2015

The judge has granted Jon Jones a conditional discharge and says that Jones "got real lucky"

— Aaron Bronsteter (@aarbron) September 29, 2015

Judge has granted Jon Jones a conditional discharge. No jail time. Supervised probation for up to 18 months.

— Brett Okamoto (@bokamotoESPN) September 29, 2015

Jones has been ordered by the judge to make 72 charity/youth work appearances as a condition of his discharge. #UFC

— Simon Head (@simonhead) September 29, 2015

"I better work on my public speaking." And your driving. Don't forget your driving.

— caposa (@GrabakaHitman) September 29, 2015

With that out of the way, anyone know the best place in Albuquerque to throw a post-plea deal after party? Asking for a friend.

— RJ Clifford (@RJcliffordMMA) September 29, 2015

Jon Jones leaves court a free man. No felony. No fines or fees. Ordered to make 72 appearances for youth outreach. pic.twitter.com/Dk9RljMRj2

— Bleacher Report MMA (@BR_MMA) September 29, 2015

No jail time or felony conviction for Jon Jones after that hit-and-(literally)run. If you commit a crime in America, it helps to have money.

— Ben Fowlkes (@benfowlkesMMA) September 29, 2015

No jail time for Jon Jones. OK boom, need Cormier rematch, then Gusty, onto to heavyweight Velasquez, Werdum, then if he's ready Nik Lentz.

— Chuck Mindenhall (@ChuckMindenhall) September 29, 2015

note to self: next time Im high & hit a pregnant women w/ my car, run from the scene. precedent has been set for no jail & comm service. SMH

— Daniel Rubenstein (@dannyrube) September 29, 2015

The Albuquerque PD PR official told me, "We don't throw people in jail all the time. We aren't California." Read that how you will.

— RJ Clifford (@RJcliffordMMA) September 29, 2015

Good RT @BR_MMA: Jon Jones, before an Albuquerque judge, received no jail time; gets supervised … http://t.co/Dlgcz3IlCT

— Jon Fitch (@jonfitchdotnet) September 29, 2015

Reebok is scurrying to re-make Jon Jones' customized fight kit so it changes colors when his BAC goes over .08%.

— Yellow Power Ranger (@Sugarhigh5me) September 29, 2015

Probation terms for Jon Jones include random breath and urine tests for alcohol and drugs – http://t.co/jy5FXWbtJn

— Erik Magraken (@erikmagraken) September 29, 2015

Let's not kid ourselves. Gus vs DC has always been so for a Jones rematch. It's a win/win for the #UFC.

— Angry Albert (@Angry_Albert) September 29, 2015

@marc_raimondi I'm a fan & former teammate of Jones. Although a different state, I'm baffled by the difference in sentence of him, Diaz & AS

— Aljamain Sterling (@FunkMaster_UFC) September 29, 2015

It's official, no jail time for Jon Jones He is one step closer to returning. Which rematch do you want to see? pic.twitter.com/7XrBNpayNX

— MMA History Today (@MMAHistoryToday) September 29, 2015

UFC has released a statement regarding Jon Jones: http://t.co/qplolSCzV0

— Dave Sholler (@Sholler_UFC) September 29, 2015

OFFICIAL JON "BONES" JONES STATEMENT With regards to today's decision made by the court, I am very happy to now b… http://t.co/sdw2WUpZBK

— EAGSportsManagement (@EAGSports) September 29, 2015

Ex-UFC champ Jon Jones avoids jail time, gets probation following hit-and-run http://t.co/jEbX4FiGs9 via @MMAjunkie

— MMAjunkie (@MMAjunkie) September 29, 2015