LANCASTER, Pa. — A Columbia man was sentenced to between four years and nine months to 10 years in state prison after he pleaded guilty earlier this year to selling nearly two dozen grams of fentanyl – enough to kill more than 11,000 people, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office.
When given the opportunity to speak before his sentencing on Nov. 20, Sadi Angel Corretger, 34, apologized to the court system, his family and to anyone he’s harmed through his actions, promising to no longer make “poor decisions” and to serve as a better role model for his children.
While stating he appreciated the “candor” in which Corretger addressed the court and saying he believed his attempts to change for the better are sincere, “you weren’t caught with an insignificant amount of drugs in this matter,” Judge Merrill Spahn said…