Man sentenced to state prison for walking-trail stabbing
Adrian WASHINGTON was sentenced Oct. 16 to 2–5 years in state prison plus one year of consecutive supervision after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for stabbing a man on a walking trail.
McKEAN COUNTY, Pennsylvania — District Attorney Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer reports that Adrian WASHINGTON, who pled guilty to aggravated assault (causing bodily injury with a deadly weapon) for stabbing another man on a walking trail, was sentenced on October 16 to state prison for at least two years to not more than five years and one year of consecutive supervision. After the assault the victim walked to BRMC for medical treatment but found it closed; City of Bradford Police were dispatched, took the report and located WASHINGTON. Officer Terry Fuqua was the investigating officer, according to the McKean County District Attorney's Office.