Woman ordered to get treatment in prison after entering guilty plea
NORWICH – A woman pleaded guilty to cocaine possession in Chenango County Supreme Court and was sentenced to three years in state prison last week.
Heather Angelino, 37, County Road 46 of Norwich, pleaded guilty to fifth degree criminal possession of a controlled substance for having an ounce and a half of cocaine in small plastic bags on Division Street in the City of Norwich.
Supreme Court Justice Kevin M. Dowd sentenced Angelino to three years in state prison and one year of post release supervision over the class D felony.
Dowd also ordered that Angelino attend the Willard Drug Treatment Center in Rochester while serving out her sentance.
“This defendant has a drug problem, your honor, and hopefully the programs made available to her during her incarceration and the length of her incarceration will act as a deterrent for her when she gets out. You’re not going anywhere Judge. I’m not going anywhere and hopefully, we won’t see her in here again,” said District Attorney Joseph A. McBride.
Angelino admitted she had a drug problem and thanked the court, following her plea, for being allowed to enter the treatment program.
“I appreciate the opportunity for treatment. Thank you,” she said to the judge.
This is not the first time Angelino has been sentence to time in state prison and is a predicate felon.
She was convicted of attempt burglary in October of 2002 and sentenced to two and a half years in prison. McBride also said she had a litany of smaller crimes, including a drunk driving conviction and making a false report to police.
“You’ve wasted so much of your life on being stupid already. You’re a young, attractive woman, and you seem to possess a degree of intelligence, and it’s just been wasted. Heather, this is probably the last chance. You should know that,” said Dowd.
Heather Angelino, 37, County Road 46 of Norwich, pleaded guilty to fifth degree criminal possession of a controlled substance for having an ounce and a half of cocaine in small plastic bags on Division Street in the City of Norwich.
Supreme Court Justice Kevin M. Dowd sentenced Angelino to three years in state prison and one year of post release supervision over the class D felony.
Dowd also ordered that Angelino attend the Willard Drug Treatment Center in Rochester while serving out her sentance.
“This defendant has a drug problem, your honor, and hopefully the programs made available to her during her incarceration and the length of her incarceration will act as a deterrent for her when she gets out. You’re not going anywhere Judge. I’m not going anywhere and hopefully, we won’t see her in here again,” said District Attorney Joseph A. McBride.
Angelino admitted she had a drug problem and thanked the court, following her plea, for being allowed to enter the treatment program.
“I appreciate the opportunity for treatment. Thank you,” she said to the judge.
This is not the first time Angelino has been sentence to time in state prison and is a predicate felon.
She was convicted of attempt burglary in October of 2002 and sentenced to two and a half years in prison. McBride also said she had a litany of smaller crimes, including a drunk driving conviction and making a false report to police.
“You’ve wasted so much of your life on being stupid already. You’re a young, attractive woman, and you seem to possess a degree of intelligence, and it’s just been wasted. Heather, this is probably the last chance. You should know that,” said Dowd.
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