Man accused of supplying drugs that led to a Clermont County woman’s fatal overdose

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Man accused of supplying drugs that led to a Clermont County woman's fatal overdose

A man from Cincinnati is being charged with multiple offenses after it is alleged that he was the supplier of drugs that resulted in the fatal overdose of a woman from Clermont County.

According to the investigators, Regina Baker, who was 57 years old, passed away in May as a result of an overdose on drugs, including fentanyl and xylazine.

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At the end of May, the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office initiated an investigation into Baker’s death.

During the course of the investigation, they identified a suspect who they believe was responsible for delivering drugs to Baker prior to her passing.

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Investigators have determined that Keith Miles was the one who sold the drugs to Baker and then delivered them to her residence in Monroe Township just a few hours before she passed away.

Monday was the day that Miles was taken into custody. Involuntary manslaughter and drug trafficking are the charges that have been brought against him.

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