Woman Sentenced for Mobile Chemical Attack
Quicheay Williams received a 15-year prison term for assaulting Jasmine Clausell with a chemical substance.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Sex Crimes
A Mobile court sentenced Quicheay Williams to 15 years and one day in prison following her conviction for first-degree assault. The sentencing comes after a jury found her guilty of attacking Jasmine Clausell with a chemical substance in 2025.
Why it matters
The case highlights the severity of violent domestic disputes that escalate into life-altering physical harm. The victim suffered third-degree burns across her entire body during the incident, which occurred after the attacker was asked to move out.
Quicheay Williams received a sentence of 15 years and one day in prison for first-degree assault. Prosecutors had sought a maximum sentence of 20 years for the conviction.
The players
Quicheay Williams
She is the defendant convicted of first-degree assault for attacking a homeowner.
Jasmine Clausell
She is the victim who sustained third-degree burns after allowing a guest to stay in her home.
The details
The assault took place after Jasmine Clausell allowed Quicheay Williams to stay in her home for two weeks and then asked her to leave. In a fit of anger, Williams threw a chemical substance on the victim before fleeing the scene.
Timeline
The attack on Jasmine Clausell occurred in February 2025.
The court sentenced Quicheay Williams on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
Legal Context
This sentencing follows the established legal patterns and sentencing guidelines used in the prosecution of first-degree assault cases in Alabama courts. The outcome reflects how the judiciary addresses violent felonies resulting in severe physical injury.
This case concludes a violent incident that previously occurred within a local residential setting. Residents should be aware that the legal process for this assault has reached a final sentencing phase.
The takeaway
Domestic conflicts involving temporary houseguests can escalate into severe criminal acts with lasting consequences. Residents are encouraged to prioritize personal safety when navigating living arrangements with acquaintances.
Further reading
For more information on legal proceedings, visit the Sex Crimes section.
