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Ten-Year Sentence for New Year’s Hit-and-Run | Providence News
A Pawtucket man, Gregory Miller, received a ten-year prison sentence for a deadly New Year’s Day hit-and-run in 2022 that killed Nanleomariz Albizu, a passenger thrown from her car after it slammed into telephone poles. Miller pleaded no contest and surrendered two days later, offering an apology in court—but the victim’s family, including her sister and uncle, demanded harsher punishment, calling his actions unforgivable. Miller now faces ten years at the ACI and a three-year driver’s license suspension, a grim reminder of the irreversible cost of fleeing a crash. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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