Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill is back in the spotlight, this time indicted on federal charges for violating the civil rights of prisoners, strapping them to chairs and holding them for long durations. This is far from his first rodeo – remember when he shot a woman in an abandoned house while “showing her police techniques?” Or when he skated by on corruption charges, or jailed the wife of a political rival? How Hill keeps winning re-election is baffling, but now facing big time federal prosecution it appears his ship is finally SINKING…
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