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Lindenwold Man Convicted of 2016 Assault

Lindenwold

Following a five-week trial, a Camden County jury found Michael W. Williams, 39, of Lindenwold, guilty of two counts of first degree Kidnapping, two counts of first degree Aggravated Sexual Assault, two counts of second degree Sexual Assault, one count of Terroristic Threats, one count of Witness Tampering and one count of Impersonating a Police Officer on Dec. 20th.

Officials say at the trial, Assistant Prosecutor Kevin Moran presented evidence that Michael W. Williams confined a woman in her Lindenwold apartment and sexually assaulted her on June 21, 2016.

Mr. Williams subsequently tampered with the victim by calling her from the Camden County Correctional Facility pretending to be a Lindenwold Police Detective, in an effort to scare the victim into withholding her testimony.

According to authorities, Michael W. Williams is scheduled for sentencing on March 8th, before the Honorable David Ragonese, J.S.C. He faces a sentence of up to life in prison due to his status as a persistent offender.

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