The Tennessee man federal prosecutors say was the ringleader in a conspiracy to burglarize nearly 70 pharmacies across 11 states over a five-year period, including two in Corbin, was sentenced to seven years in prison Tuesday.
‘Ringleader’ in federal pharmacy burglaries case sentenced to seven years in prison
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