Washington Man Sentenced To State Prison

A Washington man has been sentenced to fifteen to thirty-years in a state correctional facility on four separate cases, after pleading guilty to a variety of crimes, including several deliveries of heroin, possession with intent to deliver controlled substances and terroristic threats.  State Police say the cases involving William Shaw date back to December of 2015 and involve undercover purchases of heroin, the discovery of various other drugs, domestic assault with a firearm, and a threatening letter from Shaw to his wife while he was in prison on unrelated charges.