Ex-Nets player Terrence Williams sentenced to 10 years in prison for $5M health care fraud against NBA
Former New Jersey Nets player Terrence Williams was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for masterminding a scheme to steal $5 million from the National Basketball Association's health care plan. Williams, 36, admitted in August 2022 to orchestrating the conspiracy, in which he roped in 18 former ballers to defraud the NBA's Health and Welfare Benefit…
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