(FOX40.COM) - - The Second County Constable's Workplace said on Thursday that the 2nd fentanyl-related murder sentence in California has formally been provided to a man who was discovered responsible for providing the deadly drug to a young woman in August 2022.

" Arron Dare was sentenced to 15 years in jail for selling fentanyl to Haleigh Yarbrough, which eventually led to her death," the agency said on Facebook. "This is simply another example of Placer County's dedication to battling the fentanyl crisis."

On Dec. 6, Dare, 24, was founded guilty of second-degree murder for what law enforcement called, "the local fentanyl death" of a girl. That lady was later on recognized as 25-year-old Haleigh Yarbrough from Auburn.

The judgment happens six months after Placer County bied far California's first fentanyl-related murder sentencing on Oct. 10 to 20-year-old Nathaniel Cabacungan.

Second County has previously specified that it plans to "aggressively prosecute" fentanyl-related deaths in its attempt to combat the opioid crisis in Northern California.

The county's site states, "Fentanyl is the no. 1 killer of people in between the ages of 18-45, exceeding cars and truck accidents and suicides."

Second County includes that the area saw a 450% boost in fentanyl deaths from 2019-2021. Considering that 2021, the county has submitted five criminal problems against fentanyl dealerships.

• 22-year-old Virgil Bordner was found guilty of involuntary murder and is serving a 17-year sentence



• 20-year-old Carson David Schewe has been charged with murder and possession of an illegal drug for sale (the first time an accused in Placer County has been charged with murder for a fentanyl-related death)



• 42-year-old Brandon Garner has actually had actually murder charges submitted against him by the Placer County District Attorney's Office

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"Selling fentanyl, if it results in a death, might lead to a murder charge in our county. We have a simple message to dealerships and suppliers in our area – – Placer County is NOT open for their service," the DA's workplace said.