Overview
- Alnaji, who changed his plea Tuesday, admitted involuntary manslaughter and battery with special allegations for using a weapon and targeting a vulnerable victim.
- The judge indicated a likely term of formal probation with up to one year in jail at a June 25 sentencing.
- District Attorney Erik Nasarenko opposes probation and is urging a prison sentence.
- Prosecutors say Alnaji struck 69-year-old Paul Kessler with a megaphone during dueling rallies, and the medical examiner linked the blow and fall to fatal head trauma.
- Alnaji remains free on $50,000 bail after calling 9-1-1 at the scene and cooperating with investigators.