Overview
- Sangha, 42, received 15 years in prison and three years of supervised release Wednesday from U.S. District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett.
- Sangha pleaded guilty to five federal counts, including distributing ketamine resulting in death, and her plea acknowledged causing Perry’s death.
- Prosecutors said she ran a North Hollywood stash house that catered to high‑end clients and kept selling even after learning of a 2019 overdose tied to her supply.
- Two doctors in the case have already been sentenced, while Perry’s assistant and a middleman who also pleaded guilty are due for sentencing later this month.
- Family members described ongoing grief in court, and Sangha apologized, calling her actions horrible decisions that shattered lives.