Career Criminal Sentenced Wednesday
06.11.09Filed Under: ECI News
A man prosecutors call a career criminal who sold cocaine out of the Whiteley home where his children lived will spend 37 years in prison. 31-year-old Nathaniel Williams was sentenced Wednesday in Delaware circuit court. Court records indicate he was out of jail on a $200,000 bond — on several arson-related charges — at the time of his arrest for dealing in cocaine. Williams still faces trials this fall and in 2010 for multiple counts of arson, including allegations that he set his own house on fire in 2003.
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