Champaign man gets 14-year sentence for incident with police

URBANA – A Champaign man with a history of violence was sentenced Monday to another 14 years in prison for his behavior toward two Champaign police officers a year ago.

"He is the embodiment of someone who is antisocial and committed to being that way," Champaign County Judge Heidi Ladd said of Raymond Wrencher.

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