(BOSTON) JAN 31 – A FEDERAL JUDGE IN BOSTON WEDNESDAY SENTENCING TO EIGHT YEARS IN A FEDERAL PRISON THE TOP PHARMACIST AT A MASSACHUSETTS COMPOUNDING CENTER RESPONSIBLE FOR A MENINGITIS OUTBREAK THAT IN 2012 KILLED 76 AND SICKENED NEARLY 800.
FOX NEWS RADIO’S BILL MARCUS WAS THERE AND FILED THIS REPORT:
IN JUNE BARRY CADDEN, WHO OWNED NECC, THE NOW-DEFUNCT COMPOUNDING PHARMACY WHICH MANUFACTURED AND SOLD THE CONTAMINATED DRUGS, WAS SENTENCED TO NINE YEARS IN JAIL. A HEARING WILL BE HELD IN TWO WEEKS TO DETERMINE HOW MUCH RESTITUTION WILL BE MADE IN THE CASE.