Omaha man sentenced to decades in prison for sexual assault along Riverfront
The judge ruled Terry Williams sentence will begin after the sentence he's currently serving for a gun conviction.
Omaha man sentenced to decades in prison for sexual assault along Riverfront
The judge ruled Terry Williams sentence will begin after the sentence he's currently serving for a gun conviction.
A Douglas County District Court Judge sentenced Terry Williams to decades in prison for a sexual assault along Omaha's Riverfront.
According to the sentencing order, the judge gave Williams 19-20 years for first-degree attempted sexual assault and 40-45 years for first-degree forcible sexual assault. The sentences will be served one after the other, and after Williams finishes the sentence he's currently serving for attempted possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person.
The victim told officers that Williams sexually assaulted her after they walked through the Gene Leahy Mall and along the Riverfront. Williams was featured on KETV Crime Stoppers and was arrested following a tip in 2024.
He was given credit for roughly 27 months already served. As part of the sentencing, Williams will have to register with the Nebraska Sex Offender Registry.
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