NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Johnthony Walker has pleaded guilty to aggravated statutory rape, Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk said on Thursday.
Walker, who was previously convicted in a 2016 Hamilton County school bus crash that killed six children, will serve an additional six years in prison once he has completed his four-year sentence for criminally negligent homicide.
Metro police said in 2018 Walker admitted to having sex with a 14-year-old on five occasions. He had been staying with the victim's family while his Hamilton County conviction was being appealed.
The judge in Walker's case allowed him to be out on bond during the appeal process and encouraged him to stay outside of Chattanooga after he received death threats.
Once he was charged with aggravated statutory rape, a motion was filed in Hamilton County to revoke his bond.
