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Man sentenced to 33 years in murder-for-hire plot

5/2/2008 6:56 PM
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MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) -A psychologist was sentenced to 33 years in prison Friday for conspiring to murder the stepfather of Boston Celtics star Ray Allen.

Ernest Garlington was convicted in November in a murder-for-hire plot against fellow psychologist Derek Hopson. Once married to Garlington's wife, Hopson is now married to Flora Allen-Hopson, mother of the Celtics guard.

Hopson wasn't injured when shots were fired at him in 2003 outside the Middletown clinic where he worked and had been beaten with a golf club less than a year earlier.

Garlington was sentenced in Middlesex Superior Court.

Ray Allen was in Atlanta for Game 6 of the first-round playoff series between the Celtics and the Atlanta Hawks.

``I don't want to talk about that,'' Allen said before the game.

Celtics coach Doc Rivers doesn't believe the case has been a distraction for his star guard.

``I'm not worried about that,'' Rivers said. ``There's so many stories out there.''

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