Williams and his wife, Natasha, a WHIO-TV anchor, were among eight guarantors sued over a $775,500 loan.
The loan was for the Popeye’s Chicken & Biscuit restaurant at 5800 Wilmington Pike in Centerville, which is closed.
The lawsuit was filed in late 2009 in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court. A Dec. 1 judgment awarded the bank $850,000, which includes court costs of $113,039, according to court records.
Others named in the lawsuit were: Brutus Realty Group II, LLC; Brutus Group II, LLC; Brutus Realty Group, LLC; Brutus Group, LLC; Charles and Jennifer King of Smallwood Road in Dayton.
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