Man who sparked UNH lockdown sentenced
The Fairfield man who caused a gun scare and lockdown at the University of New Haven last year was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday. William Dong pleaded guilty to weapons charges after bringing
•
Dec 20, 2014, 3:35 AM
•
Updated 3,646 days ago
Share:
The Fairfield man who caused a gun scare and lockdown at the University of New Haven last year was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday.
William Dong pleaded guilty to weapons charges after bringing two loaded guns onto the college campus last December.
Investigators discovered a rifle and 2,700 rounds of ammunition in Dong's Fairfield home.
Officials say the sentence is fair but warn him to take future actions into consideration. They say he still faces sentencing on federal charges.
More from News 12
2:53
1 dead in small plane crash on I-684
1:13
Bitter Blast: Doses of cold air brings back bitter wind chills for Friday
2:03
Vigil held in Bridgeport in remembrance of gun violence victims
0:56
'Happens to all families.' Elder care experts warn of 'senior slide' during the holidays
2:35
Stamford woman pleads guilty in daughter-in-law’s death, gets 8 years in prison
2:13
