On July 1, a jury found Ousley, 49, guilty of Written Threats to Kill or do Bodily Injury, a second-degree felony. The evidence showed the defendant texted the threats hours after he was fired from his job as a store employee in June 2024.

Ousley, who was sentenced Friday, has a lengthy criminal history and previously served over a decade in prison. Assistant State Attorneys David Gorlicki and Natalia Savchyk prosecuted the recent case and obtained justice for the victims.