Newburgh man convicted of attacking shoppers, store employees over failed return
The Orange County District Attorney says 55-year-old Ronnie Williams is set to be sentenced in December.
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Oct 18, 2025, 11:29 AM
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2ds agoA Newburgh man has been convicted of assault after attacking multiple people at a retail store in January.
The Orange County District Attorney says 55-year-old Ronnie Williams entered the business and attempted to make a return.
When the store refuses to process it, he punched and hit both shoppers and employees.
Officials say he is set to be sentenced in December.
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