One of three men charged in the rapper’s death received a lengthy jail sentence in Los Angeles.
Walter apologized to Miller’s family after admitting that his “actions caused a lot of pain.”
“For that I’m truly remorseful,” Walter continued.
Mac Miller’s dealer was sentenced to more than 17 years in prison for supplying the recording artist (pictured) with deadly fentanyl-laced drugs.Robin Marchant/Getty Images
“I’m not the bang out of person that wants to hurt anyone.”
Walter distributed the pills to Reavis, who later supplied them to Pettit, who sold them to Miller.
“I’m still taking responsibility for everything that happened,” Walter said, according to ABC7.
“I accept responsibility.”
His final LP as a working artist,Swimming, dropped one month before he died.
A posthumous album,Circles, debuted in 2020.
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