Brandon Williams pleads no contest to multi‑county charges; court orders prison terms and coordinates restitution hearing

Brandon Williams pleaded no contest in Humphreys County to multiple felony counts in two indictments and received concurrent state‑prison sentences and fines; the court scheduled a restitution hearing to set victim payments.

At arraignment and disposition, Williams entered no‑contest pleas to selected counts. The court imposed an eight‑year state prison sentence on one indictment with credit for time served, ordered concurrent two‑year and other terms on related counts, and imposed fines and costs. In a separate theft indictment, Williams pleaded no contest and received a four‑year sentence concurrent with the Humphreys County case; the court instructed that restitution to victims be determined at a follow‑up hearing or by agreement.

Defense counsel and the prosecutor told the court that the sentences and concurrent structure were part of a negotiated disposition that also accounted for pending charges in Perry County. The court ordered that any weapons seized be retained by the Humphreys County Sheriff’s Office and directed Williams to pay court costs; the court also reserved resolution of restitution, setting a post‑disposition restitution date for further proceedings.

The judge canvassed the defendant about voluntariness, advised about the legal effect of a no‑contest plea and ensured Williams understood his rights; counsel confirmed no legal impediment to accepting the plea. The clerk’s office will schedule the restitution hearing and coordinate with other counties to align concurrent terms as ordered.