Nigel White was sentenced on 9 November 2026 to 18 years in prison for his role in the marijuana deal on Berner Street in Green Bay that ended in the shooting death of Brandon Ramirez.[1] Brown County Judge Beau Liegeois also placed White, 24, on 10 years of extended supervision, a form of supervision after release from prison.[1] WBAY reported that the 18 years is initial confinement, followed by 10 years of extended supervision, with credit for 777 days already served.[2]

Ramirez was killed on 7 August 2024, and prosecutors said White drove a getaway vehicle, while co-defendant Dion Richardson, the shooter, was sentenced to 25 years.[1] Richardson told police he had arranged to buy a half-pound of marijuana from Ramirez for $430.[1] Ramirez died of a gunshot wound to the head, according to the autopsy cited in the criminal complaint.[1]

White pleaded no contest in August 2026 to felony murder, obstruction and bail jumping, and four other counts were dismissed.[3] White is one of five people charged in the case; Darian Pinchart was sentenced to 15 years and Elijah White to 12 years, while Rosemary Williams has a plea hearing set for 7 December.[1] Before sentencing White apologised to Ramirez’s family, and statements from Ramirez’s mother and other relatives were read in court.[1]