SIMCOE – A drug dealer who gave a teenaged girl the fentanyl that killed her got little sympathy from an Ontario Court judge as he was sentenced here.
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Court heard that, at the time of her death, Cook was struggling with her addiction and living in Simcoe with a family friend who was trying to help her get clean from drugs.Article content Adams also argued that, although he pleaded not guilty and forced a trial, he made concessions that sped up the proceedings.
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