ROFL! The three judges involved in the White Castle altercation and shooting in Indianapolis back in May will be suspended — without pay.

Priceless.

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INDIANAPOLIS — The three judges who were facing discipline charges in relation to the May 1 incident that led to a shooting outside a White Castle in downtown Indianapolis have received their punishment from the Indiana Supreme Court.

Clark County Circuit Court judges Andrew Adams and Bradley Jacobs were both shot during the altercation and Crawford County Circuit Court Judge Sabrina Bell is accused of flipping off and inciting the other parties involved.

As part of the disciplinary decision handed down on November 12, Adams will receive a 60 day suspension without pay, effective immediately. His suspension will end on Monday, January 13, 2020 and he will be reinstated to his position in the Clark County Circuit Courts.

Jacobs and Bell will both receive a 30 day suspension without pay, which will begin on November 22 and end on December 23.