Michael Okay Williams’ Nephew Hopes Convicted Drug Supplier Finds God in Jail

Michael Okay. Williams‘ household is making an attempt to maneuver on from the trauma they’ve endured since his overdose, and his nephew says that course of contains hoping the heroin vendor who bought the deadly batch to Michael finds assist behind bars.

The late ‘Wire’ star’s nephew, Dominic Dupont, tells TMZ … the vendor’s going to want God and all the things that comes with believing in a better energy to make it by way of a prolonged jail sentence.

As we reported … 39-year-old Irvin Cartagena pled responsible Wednesday to at least one rely of conspiring to distribute medicine in connection to Michael’s deadly 2021 overdose … slicing a plea deal in change for a jail time period between 5 and 40 years.

Dominic discovered his well-known uncle useless from an overdose within the actor’s Brooklyn residence, and he watched Wednesday as Cartagena entered his plea.

He says Cartagena is prone to spend many years in a cage due to poor selections, and hopes he makes use of the time to get himself collectively.

For Dominic, justice in Michael’s dying is difficult. He says he is an advocate for justice — simply as his uncle was — however provides, “Individuals need to be held accountable and chargeable for the choices they make.”

Michael’s nephew says Wednesday’s courtroom proceedings amounted to a tragic day for the household … and there are not any winners on this scenario as a result of nothing will deliver again Michael.

Transferring ahead, Dominic says society must do a greater job serving to individuals coping with dependancy, in addition to discovering profitable methods to scale back the inflow of medication on America’s streets.