Sentencing for a 24-year-old Granite City man convicted in the death of a Knox County deputy has been rescheduled, court records show.
Daylon Richardson now is scheduled for sentencing on Aug. 9, according to Henry County Court records.
Court records say Richardson appeared May 6 in court after his objection to mandatory natural life in prison and his issue with victim-impact statements. After his attorney made a motion to have more time and to continue the sentencing set for May 24, the court granted the continuance.
An objection hearing is set for June 10, according to court records.
Knox County Sheriff’s Deputy Nicholas “Nick” Weist, 34, was killed in the line of duty April 29, 2022 on U.S. 150 in Henry County.
According to reports, Weist was setting up stop sticks on Highway 150 near Alpha to stop Richardson, who was being chased by police.
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