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Sentencian a dos años de prisión a Erik Fleming, el hombre que distribuyó la ketamina que mató al actor Matthew Perry

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By Dennis Romero, Kevin Nious 
| Telemundo
Por Dennis Romero y Kevin Nious — NBC News El hombre que se declaró culpable de distribuir la ketamina que causó la muerte del actor Matthew Perry fue condenado este miércoles a dos años de prisión federal. Erik Fleming se declaró culpable en 2024 de conspiración para distribuir ketamina y de distribución de la misma sustancia con resultado de muerte o lesiones graves.
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Drug counselor who distributed ketamine that killed Matthew Perry sentenced to 2 years

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By Dennis Romero, Kevin Nious 
| Flipboard
Drug counselor who delivered the fatal dose of ketamine to actor Matthew Perry is up for sentencing LOS ANGELES — A licensed drug addiction counselor who delivered “Friends” star Matthew Perry the doses of ketamine that killed him is set to be sentenced on Wednesday. Prosecutors are asking for 2 1/2 years in prison for 56-year-old Erik Fleming, one of five people who pleaded guilty in connection …
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Arizona Supreme Court turns to AI-generated 'reporters' to deliver news Original

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By Kevin Nious , Gadi Schwartz 
| NBC News
May 29, 2025, 4:00 PM EDT By and When the Arizona Supreme Court handed down its ruling in a pair of arson and DUI cases this month, the announcement wasn’t delivered by a judge or spokesperson, but instead by two AI avatars that are virtually indistinguishable from real people. Daniel and Victoria are the newest computer-generated faces of the Arizona Supreme Court as part of an effort to innovate how justice is communicated to the public.
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