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Rochester man pleads guilty to aggravated robbery, domestic assault
Chauncey Williams, 20, pleaded guilty Wednesday, April 21, 2021, in Olmsted County District Court to first-degree aggravated robbery and domestic assault strangulation. 12:38 pm, Apr. 21, 2021 ×
Chauncey Williams
Nearly a year after a Rochester man robbed another at gunpoint, the 20-year-old has pleaded guilty to a felony charge.
Chauncey Williams, 20, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Olmsted County District Court to first-degree aggravated robbery and domestic assault strangulation. The two charges are from two separate cases. Both are felonies.
Williams is scheduled to be sentenced on the charges on June 14 by Judge Jacob Allen.
The petition to enter a guilty plea filed with the courts indicates that remaining felony charges of kidnapping, first-degree tampering with a witness, theft and misdemeanor domestic assault will be dismissed at sentencing.
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Rochester man charged with unemployment fraud
The man, who has been held on bail at the Olmsted County Jail since Jan. 20, reportedly collected about $1,000 in unemployment payments. 10:05 am, Feb. 4, 2021 ×
Samuel Steward
A Rochester man has been charged with two felonies after he was reportedly heard on recorded jail calls making plans to continue to collect unemployment while incarcerated.
An investigator with the Olmsted County Sheriff s Office was reviewing inmate phone calls for an unrelated investigation when he came across calls made by an inmate, identified as Samuel Steward, directing a friend to log into his unemployment account and continue to collect benefits on his behalf while he was incarcerated, according to Sgt. James Schueller.