Nine year cell for American pharmacist

A judge in Boston has sentenced a former pharmacist to a nine-year celestial sentence for negligence and fraud in a fatal meningitis outbreak in 2012.

According to the prosecutor, he was responsible for the production of medicines in laboratories where sterile work was not done. Medications were made in an unsafe way to drive sales. These violations of the safety rules have led to the outbreak of meningitis in 2012. With this, 778 people were ill after being treated with contaminated steroid injections, 76 of them died.

Cadden was convicted of negligence and fraud in March, but was released from slaughter.