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NEW PHILADELAPHIA A 35-year-old man has been sentenced to a year in prison for selling powerful opioids to a man who died shortly afterward.
Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Judge Elizabeth Lehigh Thomakos sentenced John A. Arnder on Wednesday for selling carfentanil and fentanyl to Johnathan D. Brinkman on June 20, 2019. Brinkman, 23, of New Philadelphia, died the same day. He was a great child . had a heart of gold, Brinkman s mother Carla Pringle said in court.
Pringle asked the judge to hold Arnder accountable. He took my son on his sister s birthday, she said.
Pringle noted that Arnder was free on his own recognizance, after having been charged with other drug offenses, at the time he sold drugs to her son. She said Brinkman might not have died if Arnder had been held accountable for the prior offense.
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CANTON – A former Stark County man was convicted Monday in Canton Municipal Court of knowingly infecting a woman with a sexually transmitted disease.
The 54-year-old man, who now lives in Summit County, pleaded no contest to exposing another to contagion, a second-degree misdemeanor. Court officials said it was the first case of its kind tried in Stark County.
He was accused in August 2019 of purposely infecting a former girlfriend with herpes.
Municipal Court Judge Curt Werren initially ruled that the law was vague and dismissed the case, but city prosecutors appealed the ruling. The 5th District Court of Appeals disagreed with Werren s decision, saying it was based on his own internet research. The court returned the case to the municipal court for further proceedings.