A New Albany man who was sentenced in a deadly hit-and-run in Louisville will not be getting out of prison early.Shaali Singogo was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to criminal mischief and reckless homicide.Singogo hit and killed 25-year-old Nolan Hovell at Temple Cemetery in September 2021.When he was sentenced last year, there was a chance he could be granted shock probation.Officials said on Tuesday that Singogo was denied shock probation.More on the case:Police: Man drove through Louisville cemetery, fatally hit pedestrianShock probation an option for man sentenced in hit-and-run death of Louisville 25-year-old