Student sex assault, Milwaukee shooting; MPS contractor sentenced
Oshai Williams
MILWAUKEE - A former Milwaukee Public Schools contractor was sentenced to three years probation on Monday after she pleaded guilty to sexual assault of a student (by school staff) and involvement in a drive-by shooting.
Prosecutors filed charges against 31-year-old Oshai Williams in two separate cases. She was initially sentenced to three years in prison and three years of extended supervision in the drive-by shooting case, and her prison sentence for the sexual assault was to overlap. However, the sentences in both cases were stayed, and Williams was instead put on probation.
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Case details
A criminal complaint states Williams admitted to driving a car as a 16-year-old used her gun to fire 30 rounds into a home on Feb. 1. A second complaint explained why Williams was with a boy almost half her age in the first place.
Student sex assault, MPS contractor accused also charged in shooting
A Milwaukee Public Schools contractor, already charged in a February drive-by shooting, is now accused of sexually assaulting a student.
When police interviewed Williams about the shooting, court documents state she admitted she had an "inappropriate relationship" with the 16-year-old boy accused of pulling the trigger. She would not describe it beyond that, but the boy did.
The Bureau of Child Welfare interviewed the 16-year-old. According to one of the complaints filed against Williams, the two met at Milwaukee's Marshall High School when Williams was teaching Spanish. The boy confirmed the two were in a relationship that included sex.
FOX6 News reached out to MPS, and the school district said in a statement it did not hire Williams directly – a staffing agency brought her on as a contractor.