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A New Windsor man will be sentenced for his involvement in a scheme to illegally prescribe pills for cash.

Prosecutors say Anthony Mathis, 55, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute oxycodone .

According to prosecutors, two doctors filled fake prescriptions and gave them to street drug dealers, including Mathis. The scheme resulted in the sale of around $36 million worth of drugs.

Mathis is scheduled to be sentenced next month.

The details of his sentencing will be determined at that time.