Former Atlanta ClayCo Sheriff Victor Hill Ordered to Federal Prison

Former Clayton County sheriff Victor Hill
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If you are from Atlanta you probably know about Victor Hill — at best you probably know of him. He’s definitely no stranger to controversy. His career in law enforcement included 4 terms and spanned almost 2 decades, beginning in 2005.

Hill’s time as sheriff in Clayton County, (known as ClayCo if you’re from Atlanta) south of Atlanta, has been riddled with controversy. On his first day as sheriff, he fired more than two dozen deputies. He also used a military tank on drug raids as part of a tough-on-crime message.

He was voted out of office in 2008, but won it back again in 2012 despite facing more than two dozen criminal charges in a corruption case. A jury later acquitted him of all 27 charges, including theft and giving false statements. That cleared the way for Hill to continue as sheriff.

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Malcolm X 50 years Later: The Legacy Of Moral Leadership

  
The Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Laney Legacy in Moral Leadership Program at the Candler School of Theology, is proud to present Ambassador Attallah Shabazz as the guest lecturer for Malcolm X 50 Years Later: The Legacy of Moral Leadership. 

Hosted by the James T. and Berta R. Laney Legacy Program.

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Major Artists Expected At This Year’s A3C Music Festival & Conference In Atlanta

  
The crème de la crème of hip hop festivals and conferences, the A3C Festival and Conference 2015, returns to Hotlanta for a five-day orgy of sights and sounds – an unrivaled and incomparable experience of shows, celebrity appearances, performances and workshops featuring real hip hop bosses from Oct. 7-11.

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