Former Clayton County Sheriff sentenced to federal prison
Former Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison.
The Sentence for the Former Clayton County Sheriff
Hill’s conviction came in October for six counts of violating the constitutional rights of detainees inside the jail. Then came the sentence of 18 months in federal prison.
Also, you can read about Clayton County on Wikipedia.
Key takeaways
- First, Victor Hill received a sentence of 18 months in federal prison.
- Next, his conviction came in October.
- Finally, the conviction covers six counts of violating the constitutional rights of detainees inside the jail.
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