Chad Wheeler, a former member of the New York Giants offensive line, has been sentenced to serve 81 months in prison. Wheeler was found guilty in November of assaulting his girlfriend during a violent incident in 2021.
The 30-year-old received his sentence in a King County, Washington courtroom on Friday, with family, friends, and the victim, Alleah Taylor, present.
Aside from the prison term, the judge has imposed a no-contact order between Wheeler and Taylor and mandated restitution. The sentence, as per court records, will commence immediately.
Wheeler was convicted of first-degree domestic violence assault on Nov. 9, nearly three years following Taylor’s account of the incident at their Washington residence.
FAQs
What was Chad Wheeler sentenced for?
Chad Wheeler was sentenced to 81 months in prison for assaulting his girlfriend during a violent encounter.
What additional measures were imposed on Wheeler by the judge?
In addition to the prison term, the judge ordered Wheeler to have no contact with the victim and to pay restitution.
Conclusion
Justice has been served as Chad Wheeler, a former NFL player, has been held accountable for his actions in the assault on his girlfriend. The legal process has provided closure for the victim and a lesson in accountability for the perpetrator.