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A Georgia woman who critically injured an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper gets five years in prison while driver in fatal crash sentenced to probation.

A Georgia woman who critically injured an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper gets five years in prison while driver in fatal crash sentenced to probation.

Alea Weil was sentenced in court on Monday to 72 months in prison with a two-year post-release control.

An Atlanta woman could spend the next 6 ½ years behind bars after she slammed into an Ohio State Patrol trooper while high on fentanyl and cocaine. Alea Weil, 30, of Atlanta, pleaded guilty in court Tuesday to aggravated vehicular assault and possession of a fentanyl-related compound, the Columbus Dispatch reported. The Ohio State Patrol said Weil was driving along Interstate 71 in February when she hit Trooper Adrian Wilson’s parked cruiser.

A Georgia woman will be sentenced next month to charges in connection to crashing a vehicle into an Ohio State Highway Patrol cruiser and injuring a trooper.

A Georgia woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to seriously injuring an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper when her vehicle plowed into his cruiser on I-71.

A Georgia woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to seriously injuring an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper when her vehicle plowed into his cruiser on I-71.

The deputy, who has not been identified, is in stable condition at an area hospital. The cruiser is considered a total loss.

A Franklin County grand jury returned a six-count indictment against 29-year-old Alea Weil, of Georgia, for a Feb. 13 crash that left a state trooper seriously hurt.

Officer Hansel Henry is recovering from his injuries at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center. Henry was struck while helping a driver on I-670 Sunday night.