Woman gets 23 years in prison for attacks at clubs
A 30-year-old woman was sentenced today in Baltimore Circuit Court to 23 years in prison for attacking three women during altercations at West Baltimore clubs. The attacks left the victims with severe injuries.
The sentence came after Tiffany Williams had pleaded guilty to three counts of first-degree assault. Judge Lynn K. Stewart ruled that the defendant’s pleas meant she had violated the probation she was serving for an earlier narcotics conviction.
More details on the case from The Sun's Nick Madigan:
The office of State’s Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein said that in November 2009 Williams assaulted two sisters outside the Roots Bar & Lounge, at Vine and Smallwood streets, after a verbal dispute that started at another location, Club International, on West Baltimore Street.
A statement from Bernstein’s office said Williams beat one of the women with a baseball bat and stabbed the other eight times, puncturing one of her lungs — an injury that required abdominal surgery. Both women recovered.
Less than two months later, early on New Year’s Day, Williams was at Club International again when she slashed the face of a woman with a knife, producing a gash of almost four inches. She too recovered.
Categories: Courts and the justice system, West Baltimore
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Hi I'm here to let people know about what happened with the fight that took place on November 23,2009 Tiffany an my friend was fighting she lost got mad told her friends we jumped her (we didn't) they came back we got to fighting again and she stabbed me in my bad I don't wish jail on nobody but if the shoes was on the other foot where would I be in jail too
Posted by: Anonymous | June 17, 2011 12:35 PM