Another sentence in Coke trade secrets case

An ex-con who conspired to steal and sell Coca-Cola trade secrets has been sentenced to two years in federal prison. Today a federal judge in Atlanta gave Edmund Duhaney a shorter sentence than expected. The judge said it was because Duhaney pleaded guilty and helped the government convict a former Coca-Cola secretary who played a key role in the scheme. Joya Williams is appealing her 8-year sentence.