Man in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, the U.S. on Thursday
sentenced to three and a half years in prison for supplying another defendant
electric detonator used in stealing a Stradivarius violin from the 300-year-old
musician in the orchestra.
It also ruled Milwaukee County Circuit Court on a man named
Universal Knowledge (37 years) to remain on probation for three years and a
half after his release from prison because he was a partner in the crime of
theft of a rare violin that made in 1715.
and Nowlege told the
court before sentencing, "I just want to apologize to you and to all for committing
this sin."
Nowlege , who was
convicted of working as a barber in Milwaukee supplying another defendant Salah
Jones electric detonator used in stealing a violin. Jones is being tried on
charges of causing injury violinist Frank Almond permanent disability.
The crime occurred assault and robbery while he was leaving
the Le Monde a musical performance on January 27 in January.
Prosecutors said that Jones stole a violin worth about five
million dollars.
He is scheduled to appear in court representing Jones in the
first of August next.
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