Career criminal sentenced for strangling partner and assaulting corrections officers

KINGSTON – A 29-year-old Kingston man was sentenced in Ulster County Court to seven years in state prison for strangulation and seven years for assault, both sentences to serve consecutively for a total of 14 years in prison.

William Knox III pled guilty on September 1 to strangulation of his intimate partner and assault on an Ulster County Jail corrections officer.

Knox had been remanded to jail since being charged with strangulation and other domestic violence offenses he committed in February 2022.

Since his incarceration began, he assaulted several corrections officers. Following his September pleas, he was indicted for an additional assault charge against another corrections officer on November 28.

Knox was sentenced by Judge James Farrell on Friday, December 8.

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