Suspect in maximum security prision
/2018/04/30/1525126871034.jpg "Maine State Police detectives lead John Williams to a police cruiser.")
THE ASSOCIATED PRES
Maine, US | April 29
Officials say the man accused of killing a Maine sheriff’s deputy is being held in the state’s maximum security prison.
The Department of Corrections confirmed that 29-year-old John Williams is detained at the Maine State Prison in Warren. A statement described the move as a routine request by the Somerset County Jail that’s undertaken when additional security precautions are needed for an inmate.
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Williams is accused of killing 61-year-old Somerset County Cpl. Eugene Cole early Wednesday after the two had an encounter on a darkened road in Norridgewock.
Williams was shirtless and shoeless when he was arrested Saturday, the fourth day of a massive manhunt in the central Maine community.
The motive for the killing is unclear. Williams is expected to make his initial court appearance soon.
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