Thursday, July 25th 2019, 1:50 pm
A Lincoln County man was sentenced in the second-degree manslaughter case involving a Sac and Fox police officer.
Justin Henley accepted a plea deal while jurors were deliberating over the the first-degree manslaughter case last month.
"At least today we have a starting point to move forward and we haven't had that in two and a half years," said Janet Graves, the widow of Nathan Graves.
Prosecutors recommended Henley serve two years in prison and pay a $100 fine. The judge accepted this recommendation during the sentencing hearing.
Man Accused Of Killing Sac & Fox Officer In Wreck Takes Plea Deal
In 2017, Henley was driving a vehicle when he passed in a no passing zone.
"At least he agreed to 2nd degree and he will have a felony on his record forever," said Janet.
His vehicle hit Sac and Fox police officer Nathan Graves's vehicle head-on. Graves died as a result of the crash.
"There is not a day that goes by that I don't think about him, all day every day, it will be that way until God calls me home," said Janet.
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