HAMILTON COUNTY — A plea agreement has been reached in the fatal crash that killed Hamilton Southeastern High School graduate and University of Pittsburgh football player Mason Alexander, according to court documents filed Friday in Hamilton County.
Trey Williams, 18, agreed to plead guilty to reckless homicide, a Level 5 felony, in connection with the crash that killed Alexander on March 1, 2025. Williams is scheduled to formally enter the plea before a judge on March 11 at 2 p.m.
Under the agreement, Williams faces a total sentence of six years in the Indiana Department of Correction, with a cap of four years executed and no more than three of those years served in the DOC.
Williams would also serve two years of probation, complete a drug and alcohol treatment program, perform 30 hours of community service per year of probation, and have his driver's license suspended for five years — though a judge could terminate the suspension early after at least 2.5 years.
No fine was imposed. In exchange, the State agreed to dismiss charges of reckless driving and possession of a false government identification.
Investigators say Williams was driving 56 mph in a 35 zone on Florida Road when he lost control trying to pass another vehicle and slammed into a tree. Mason Alexander, a football star at Hamilton Southeastern High School, was riding in the passenger seat when he was killed in the crash.
The planned jury trial, which has been rescheduled multiple times, has been canceled.
WRTV will update with details from the March 11 sentencing hearing.
