WOODBURY NJ –Harry J. Neher (DOB 1/19/80), of Woodbury NJ was sentenced today (7/10) to 40 years in New Jersey state prison following his conviction by a jury in the 2012 strangulation and beating death of 41-year-old Woodbury resident Sabrina Bullock.

In imposing a sentence in excess of the \”presumptive\” 30 year prison term, Superior Court Judge Robert P. Becker said the \”aggravating factors\” in the case \”substantially outweigh\” the mitigating factors that would favor leniency for Neher.

The lethal infection began in the buck’s massive antlers. The rack was removed to keep the infection from spreading, but veterinary care came too late.

Sudden Impact showed no signs of illness before caretakers discovered the infection, according to a press release.

\”Although Sudden Impact was watched very closely, because he didn’t show any signs of being sick, by the time his infection was noticed and the veterinarians got to him it was too late,\” the press release said.

 Valerii Georgiev, 42, a Russian citizen, previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Joseph H. Rodriguez to an information

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