A Federal Case Alleging The Johnson City Police Department Protected A Serial Rapist Through Several Avenues Including Bribery, Saw Attorneys Squabbling Over Subpoenas And Depositions At A Motion Hearing Last Wednesday.
Sean Williams, A Johnson City Businessman Accused Of Over 50 Sexual Assaults Including Child Rape And Child Pornography, Petitioned To Have Certain Evidence Excluded From His Trial, But The Motion Was Denied By A Federal Judge In A 17-Page Opinion.
Federal Prosecutors Are Seeking To Introduce New Evidence In The Child Sex Abuse Case Of Accused Serial Rapist Sean Williams. This New Evidence Allegedly Includes Photos Of Two Additional Children Who Were Victimized By Williams.
The Latest Lawyer In A String Of Appointed Attorneys For A Serial Rapist Accused Of Child Sex Crimes Says The Court’s Requested Trial Date Of October 22 Will Not Be A Problem.
Sean Williams, A Former Johnson City Businessman Linked To Scores Of Suspected Sexual Assaults, Is Expected To Face His First Trial Tuesday In A Federal Court In Greenville, Tennessee.
As The Manhunt For An East Tennessee Businessman Suspected In More Than 50 Sexual Assaults Enters Its Third Week, Two Separate Legal Battles Seeking To Hold The Johnson City Police Department Accountable For Failing His Victims Are Gaining Steam In Federal Court.
Earlier This Week The Board Of Williamson Health, The County-Owned Health System, Recommended The Williamson County Commission Sell The Hospital Which Has Been Government Owned For Nearly 70 Years. And While The Commission Has Yet To Take A Vote, Local Republicans Will Be Keeping A Close Eye On The Process Moving Forward As They Continue To Express Concerns About How The Sale Proceeds Will Be Managed And Advocate For A Transition That Will Truly Benefit Taxpayers.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency Has Obligated More Than $36 Million In Disaster Assistance To Tennesseans Affected By A January Severe Winter Storm Since President Donald Trump Approved Individual Assistance On April 11.
The Williamson County Republican Party Unanimously Adopted A Resolution Strongly Opposing House Bill 1971 (Sponsored By Rep. Andrew Farmer) And Senate Bill 1958 (Sponsored By Sen. John Stevens).
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