In the case of Matthew Perry, who died of an unintended overdose of ketamine, stands Dr. Salvador Plasencia, which delivered ketamine to the star a few weeks before his death, up to four decades behind pillars.
According to new businesses, the California doctor pleaded guilty to four federal counts of drug distribution when he was ready to face the court after previously pleading guilty.
While accepting a plea, Salvador allows to be under monitored release for three years, he must also remain free on bond until his criminal offense on December 3rd.
On the other hand, the federal prosecutors charged against him of counterfeit medical items and other distribution counts.
Meanwhile, his lawyer said he will surrender his medical license within 40 days as he is facing a $ 2 million fine.
Although Salvador did not manage the dose that killed Matthew, he had previously injected him with the drug in places that flew safe medical procedures.
In addition, the authorities found that he mocked the deceased actor in his lyrics to another doctor, called him a “moron” and boasts of taking advantage of him for money.
However, AP and Black reported that the chances of receiving the maximum penalty are less considering the federal criminal joint guidelines.
Remember, prosecutors said in court that he did not sell the dose to 17 again Actor who led to his death.
Meanwhile, there are other defendants in the case who were part of a web that relieved the ketamine to Matthew who used it to treat his depression.
Jasveen Sangha, or Ketamine Queen, is one of those who is alleged to have delivered the deadly dose. She did not invoke guilty and will go to trial next month.
Kenneth Iwamasa, the deceased star’s personal assistant, and doctors Mark Chavez and Erik Fleming await criminal judgment after pleading guilty to minor charges.
Matthew, the well -known star, drowned in the pool of his home on October 28, 2023. He was 54.
