Stabbing suspect held on $200,000 bond

STEVENS POINT — Nathan E. Williams, 24, is being held on a $200,000 cash bond following the stabbing of a man on March 15.
Around 5 a.m. on March 15, officers were dispatched to the 2800 block of Frontenac Avenue for a reported stabbing. A male victim was taken to a hospital by Stevens Point EMS and was listed as being in critical condition. A March 17 press release updated the victim’s medical status from critical to stable.
The Stevens Point Police Department advised that the initial investigation showed that all parties involved knew each other. The incident occurred at a social gathering that had then turned physical, leading to the male victim getting stabbed.
Williams appeared by video to a bail hearing that set his cash bond at $200,000. He is facing felony charges of aggravated battery with the modifier of use of a dangerous weapon and felony bail jumping.
In addition to the charges presented during the March 17 hearing, in Portage County Williams is facing a charge of operating while revoked from Feb 18., 2026, and charges filed on Feb. 24, 2026 for felony bail jumping, possession of THC (2nd offense), misdemeanor bail jumping, and operating while revoked.
The next scheduled court appearance for Williams is on April 20 for an initial appearance.