Lancaster man to serve up to six years for human trafficking charges

Tysheem Williams, 34, pleaded guilty to trafficking and promoting prostitution among other related charges.

In accordance with the plea, Williams will serve 2-6 years in prison followed by 4 years on probation.

Williams was charged after bringing a woman from New York to Lancaster County, and informing her that she would be working as a prostitute.

Police were able to use undercover tactics to determine the woman was under Williams' directive and met customers at a hotel on Lincoln Highway East.

Police determined that the hotel room was rented under Williams' name.

Now, he will serve time.