Keep keep recording you'll catch more of them dirty and just keeps doing this I think all six of the people need to sue the county the city and all the police officers and get rich from each one of them should get about five million a piece but if the taxpayers have to pay out all this money they will put a stop to this behavior !!
@@jennb5884the taxpayers will absolutely be the ones paying these victims, but sadly, there won’t be a thing that tax payers can do about it. It’s been happening for decades & LE continues to blatantly violate rights. At least in this case someone in LE was actually held accountable & sent to prison for it! Most of the time, officers/deputies get to keep their jobs, or are allowed to resign & then hired on with another department!
It’s staggering, the amount of abuse he was comfortable with and inflicted on his detainees. Just by that alone you know EVERYONE was subjected to his abuse. The deputies were probably also part of the rampant abuse because they feared no reprisals from their bosses. I’m sure this goes way deeper than is being released
@jihngoldbunny, he is a convicted felon. There is no difference between him and Bull Connor or the Neshoba ms county sheriffs in 1965. Title 18 sects 241 and 242. The ends don’t justify the means.
The video of Rodney King was by pure freak chance. Guy had just got a camcorder and was reading instructions trying it out. Pretty sad it still takes “freak chances” of catching bad cops 30 years later.
“Nothing discloses real character like the use of power. It is easy for the weak to be gentle. Most people can bear adversity. But if you wish to know what a man really is, give him power. This is the supreme test." - Robert G. Ingersoll
Why only 18 months when a minimum sentence is two years. That’s a disgrace for someone who broke his oath of office. He should have been held at a higher standard just like a cop killer is held at a higher accountability for their actions. I hope he finds true justice inside in the 18 months he is in there.
Thank you so much for covering this story. I'm a firm believer in transparency and accountability. Just because someone wears a badge doesn't give them the right to act outside the color of law. Transparency has become a movement with some serious momentum. It grows every day. Until police brutality caught my attention on the internet I had no idea there was so much corruption in law enforcement. I always heard the One bad Apple story but now that spend a couple hours each day riding down names of dirty officers that lost their jobs for planting drugs, forced sexual favors, disgusting use-of-force videos where people are cuffed and on the ground, no longer considered a threat but yet they're still being beaten mercilessly because the cops want to tune them up. I've seen people arrested for eating food in a parking lot. I've seen a kid beating because he was waiting for his dad to pick him up in front of the place where he works. So another video where a guy was beaten and arrested for going in his own car. I saw another Arkansas highway patrolman throw a pit maneuver on a pregnant woman driving a minivan after she complied by slowing down, putting on her blinker, and apparently she was looking for a safe place to pull over and the patrolman decided it wasn't fast enough so we flipped her car and almost killed her and her unborn child. This type of behavior is unacceptable and people are no longer going to put up with it. Every man woman and child that sees these videos has a right to call and voice their grievances and let the department know they are being watched and they will be held accountable.
Only 18 months. Hardly a fitting punishment for abuse of the justice system and power as a police officer; there's a reason the judge was coming out and defending her light sentence ahead of time. She knew it would raise eyebrows to see someone who did something that severe get such a light sentence.
@Nate Sanders every time. Yet, it is not a deterrent. Reason being, those committing crimes know it won't happen to them in the same manner due to their privilege.
I’m so sick of law enforcement officers getting of with a light sentence. They should be held to a higher standard by judges and should not receive special treatment. Disgusting
I agree with you but nothing is going to change anytime soon, the corruption goes way to deep, sheriff should have got 1yr for each person (min 6yrs) in prison and everyone involved should also get jail time
Hopefully he gets a real prison and not a club Fed type place but yeah they going for a medium security prison is like places banker and lawyers do smooth time , not exactly O.G. bunk mates unfortunately.
I caught that, too. Except he was referring to prisons, not jails. Prisons, where you go after you are convicted, versus jails, where most people have not yet had their day in court. So he was abusing innocent people - the guy is slime.
I've been hearing about this Victor Hill guy for nearly 20 years. He's been a menace to inmates at that jail. He moved with impunity for all these years ruining people lives for minor offenses. 18 months is a joke.
Thats a grimy county. Everyone in Atlanta know it. Them cops are shady. And all them counties know it. They keep quiet until 1 person have the guts to report them.. A friend of mine said a cop in that county pulled him over and took his weed out hos car and smoked it. Then let my friend go. I know other ppl who had issues with clayton county police and them cops are all corrupt. I stayed away from that county
Just think how many folks abused hit the mortuary... from him & crook cronies doing shady things to manifest that. The man is a poster child for gang stalker head chief.... total dark type soul....
Say that, and just think about where ALL of this wickedness stem from. There's a problem and you just can't cover the problem up with a Band-Aid, you have to get to the root of the problem.
The judge was virtue signaling and was worried about the community's reaction to too stiff a sentence when that same community was victimized by that tyrant. This just proves that race is not necessarily a component and that power corrupts all those in positions of power unless they truly understand what public service means.
Disgusting and Disgraceful behavior. 18 Months is laughable. Why don't law enforcement get the same punishment as criminals who aren't law enforcement.
18 months isn’t a strong message, it’s a slap on the wrists. Pigs. Anyone abusing this level of power needs 5 years minimum regardless of what they did, the act of abusing police power alone should be a 5 year bid with the specific crime added on top
What happens when the average American is too scared to burst their little safety bubbles that the government gave them to follow the Constitution like it needs to be
@@robbarron4066 Nonsense. You don't think there's resources within police departments to take care of these people? That's what Thin Blue Line means, that they take care of each other no matter what.
We have got to start holding these public servants accountable. 18 months is not accountability. Public servants should get maximum penalties. Perhaps even harsher penalties when they are law enforcement officers and even more if they are in leadership of law enforcement. This should have been 18 years, not 18 months.
@@tonysmith7702 they always scream -- that's all they do. That's all they ever do. Considering I'm describing their behavior , and by extension of your mantra, they are ignorant - is the truest thing you've likely arrived at in your lifetime.Well done.
Unfortunately, he will be in protective custody with additional protective measures to make sure he will not be assaulted or murdered. Most prisons in the U.s. have special custody procedures for former LE officers
This is a strong message that you can act like this for decades and getting caught is unlikely, but if you do, you'll get a hard 18 months behind bars.
Let him have the same comfort he allowed those under his watch to receive. May he get everything he deserves behind those bars. lets hope he gets "found out"
The state prosecutes criminals, and then pray these criminals become victims of crimes in custody of the state? What's the point of a state if it encourages some crimes, and prosecutes others?
I grew up in clayton county from 2003-2014... Police broke the constitution everyday out there back then... I remember police going into my pockets with no authorization many times while skateboarding or driving from one destination to the next.
It's in the American PD Training manual to lie and cover up their crimes. SMH! No hope for the powerless. Like the 100 years of corruption by the Murdaughs of south Carolina with the support of the legal system..... How many more PDs in America, and.....
@@yamiyojr 2011 grad here. Same school. I worked at the steak n shake up the road from 2009-2011. I know how that town looked before and after 2008. I remember when the stores near AMC were booming. There was a circuit city, a shoe store with a basketball court, Target, old navy, toys r us, ect. Tons of stores near AMC and best buy went away and tons of spaces there have been vacant for over 14 years. A lot of people moved away because they didn't like the negative reputation of crime and police brutality.
It is a disgrace to mankind for this man to walk Scott free for what he has done. Why shouldn’t he be punished for everything he’s done he’s taking away citizens rights and torturing them.😮
@@yuy290 LOL you can't act like the law hasn't been soft on police since the dawn of the police department, you can't equate the two, but that would take some brain cells and critical thinking which you clearly lack.
If he's been :singled out" as his lawyer says, that would indicate that there are many other GUILTY LEO's out there. It's time to find them all and prosecute EVERY one of them.
ABSOLUTELY Joe. I ,,myself am a retired County Sheriff. I have no sympathy for that excuse of "But Others did it too!" . Especially in a career n profession I genuinely loved. Remove n punish Harshly Any Law Enforcement officers caught breaking our laws. PERIOD.
@@SLees-tv7gh Exactly what I was thinking. When I think of the terror Kalief Browder suffered and was not guilty of any crime. Nothing was done to those monsters. So many who have done far worse but they pick one to be the scape goat I guess.
He had accomplices who were rewarded with promotions and went uncharged and unprosecuted. Shame on the U.S. Attorney’s office (correction from the earlier reference to the state attorneys office, but shame on them for actually not prosecuting because this was a state office) hat tip to Bertrand Lewis
@@100bandbandit3 What does that got to do with anything this clown is wrong period he strapped a senior citizen in a restraint chair for 8 hrs because he didn't like how the man questioned him
I wonder if you’re also equally mad at any judge that gives a lighter sentence to other people when the prosecutor wanted unless longer-term. I don’t know what topic would matter to you, maybe someone has a little drugs and the prosecutor wants to send a huge message but the judge let them out and much less time.
Easy, people-easy. If "they" handed out true sentences we'd need bigger prisons. You willing to pay for that:I am. But one man's taxes isn't enough so until EVERYONE IS READY TO ...KICK IN-RELAX. Hill's done until like the former mayor of Detroit whom a certain orange idiot pardoned, let's not worry. Be blessed:stay productive and safe. Ciao.
If it were anyone else, they would've received the maximum sentence. 18 months, what a joke. Special treatment. Again, anyone else would've been taken into custody immediately. Special treatment. I doubt this case will send a message to LEOs. Violate constitutional rights as a law enforcement officer and you get to go to summer camp. And his lawyer asked for minimum security for his safety, are you kidding me.
It's OK. The Judge stated the Sherriff said "He loved the law". That's good enough reason for reduced sentencing. 🤬 I guarantee that you or I could not get reduced sentencing for that.
I spent a night in jail in San Antonio. I guy came in and asked an officer, "what gonna happen to my dogs?" The officer responded with, "don't worry about it, we killed them." The guy lost it, and the officers put him on one of those chairs and locked him in a room by himself for a few hours. When the officers walked away, they were cracking up with what they did.
A short man who was drunk on power. I am actually very pro-law enforcement but many policemen and those who work in the prison system do not conduct themselves professionally at all.
@@frankfurtur5531 I am writing because I have had personal experiences, some good some bad. That's where my data comes from, not from a report written by academics. Many are just bullies with a gun, but others do a good job. Either you're trolling or you cannot accept my facts and think everybody in law enforcement/ prison system are wonderful people who have never done anything wrong ever.
that is the understatement of the century. law enforcement is full of thugs nowadays, they are a bigger threat to our safety and freedom than criminals. moreover, the law enforcement system is badly in need of reform.
I did time in that jail it was the worst experience of my life the way they treat you in there is next level to death they dont give af about anyone even for people with driving citations your being treated like a murderer they are literally still getting away with it as we speak ive watched people almost die there while the sheriff's watch on and laugh my advice to anyone in clayton county be on your p's and q's they pull up on you like gang members out there and if your not from clayton county STAYYYY FARRRR AWAYYYYY!!!!!!
This is nothing compared to what I have seen take place in the Tacoma WA Peirce co. Jail. This also tells me that many many, correction officers across the country should be behind bars to own up to abusing they're place of authority often in cruel and inhumane methods.
Keep ringing the bells on this topic, we can't let this kind of dangerous behavior by state corrections to continue without a fight. Now take em DOWN!!!!
Your absolutely right and I totally 100% agree with you. I live in Edmonds and Snohomish County isn't no different. And that's just the problem proven it. This man that just got sentenced only because he got caught. Code of blue is not an imaginary phenomenal. 💯
@@yamiyojr How come LEOs get blamed for all of the degenerate sleazy criminals' actions in the Pacific NW? What about the HEINOUS actions that so many of THEM take against innocent citizens to land them in lock-up in the first place? Law enforcement is not the reason so many businesses are shutting down and fleeing eastward as its morally upstanding citizens are packing up and moving to other states
Sentenced way below guidelines. All the time people were put in the chair added up to more than 18 months.I agree with his lawyer, he was singled out and all those cops srapping people in those chairs should be held accountable also.
We live in a time that men do not take responsibility for their actions, and are arrogant about it even after they are convicted. Such behavior is not acceptable Justice might be satisfied but what happened to honor and integrity especially among law enforcement officers. Poor example of leadership!!!
I’ve asked multiple men on this platform to define leadership, and almost all of them were unable to do so. When I’ve asked what protecting and providing means, they were also unable to answer it with any sense of accuracy. They spend far too much time on SM and all it’s managing to do is set them 50 years backward. What’s alarming is, most of them are under 35. Make it make sense.
@@Gem-n-life They're not giving you an answer that satisfy what you want to hear OR what they're telling you is something you don't want to believe...does it make sense now? Its kinda like telling a woman to explain her actions explain how her actions make sense...I mean to the guy it might not make sense after she explains but to the female it makes perfect sense & thats all that matters right?
@@TheTruthTheyHate There is no subjection when asking someone to define something. They couldn’t provide the dictionary meaning of the words. Does that make sense, now?
And he won't serve any time close to 18 months in jail. He MAY serve 6 months with good behavior. But he deserves to be in one of those chairs he used for the FULL 6 months he will be incarcerated.
The other officers in the room should be charged!!! The men who strapped him in the chair obeyed an unlawful order. And just like in the military, you are held accountable for carrying out an order, that you know violates the law and your SOP!
18 months is a slap in the face to the people. The Sheriff still has his 8k monthly pension, he's going to a minimum security Camp Fed and he will be out way before his 18 months is up. If you want a deterrent he should have gotten the maximum time in general population.
It’s amazing how they want citizens to cooperate with them and help them out with tips or flat out telling them who committed a crime, but when one of their own is the criminal, instead of holding them accountable they tend to cover up for them, I really hope every last one of them that committed a crime, violated someone’s rights or used that badge and gun to intimidate or bully someone, gets everything they deserve when they get caught, they should get twice the sentence that a normal citizen would get, because these pos took an oath and I doubt if any of them actually keeps that oath
18 months is a freaking joke. 8 years is more like it. Victor Hill I hope you don't get special treatment in jail. May you get your due in there. Go get em boys.
I'm sure he's not the only one, but it's good that they have taken steps to stopping those who are abusing their power, this is definitely not the reason that you were given it to abuse others, they're been punished enough just being in there without anyone else adding to it
This does appear pretty selective. How many things have been seen on cameras and videos, and the non-Melanated police, officers never go to jail they go to another township to work? Why must it be double standards?
The amount of time he received to be supervised (6 years) after his slap on the wrist 18 months sentence, should be actual prison time he serves. Those in his command staff should also have been charged and given jail time.
In my opinion, anyone who says they "love the Law" clearly has emotional issues. Personally, I "respect the Law" and have no love for it. I think it's important that we have laws, but it's more important to me how those laws impact the lives of human beings.
how stupid do the ones standing around not saying a word look🤦🏾♀️ this video will embarrassingly be immortalized for all their families to see. Even more sick when it’s someone who looks like and shared the same experiences of injustice as you.
You will reap what you sow he has not received God Almighty punishment yet and and the others that stood by in watch a curse will be place on their children children please believe that
So, the video is the worst of his atrocities? Oh no, he hurt some bad guys feelings. I'm guessing law abiding citizens in Clayton County will miss the law enforcement when he's gone.
It’s not just the sheriff, it’s all his minions that clearly followed his commands even though they knew that what they were doing was wrong.
they will keep up his good work i am sure of that
Exactly. They're all dirty
Keep keep recording you'll catch more of them dirty and just keeps doing this I think all six of the people need to sue the county the city and all the police officers and get rich from each one of them should get about five million a piece but if the taxpayers have to pay out all this money they will put a stop to this behavior !!
@@jennb5884the taxpayers will absolutely be the ones paying these victims, but sadly, there won’t be a thing that tax payers can do about it. It’s been happening for decades & LE continues to blatantly violate rights. At least in this case someone in LE was actually held accountable & sent to prison for it! Most of the time, officers/deputies get to keep their jobs, or are allowed to resign & then hired on with another department!
Can you imagine of all the unreported abuse he committed 😳
It’s staggering, the amount of abuse he was comfortable with and inflicted on his detainees. Just by that alone you know EVERYONE was subjected to his abuse. The deputies were probably also part of the rampant abuse because they feared no reprisals from their bosses. I’m sure this goes way deeper than is being released
My thoughts exactly 😮
@@calj01
being committed bro.
Countless I am sure,hopefully he don't accept protective custody so big bubble can school him on constitutional rights
Everyone that followed his orders should be held accountable as well
They were all complicit
Should be held down by those 6 victims.. and also tortured.... u mean..
That would be the cert team
Agreed
It is a crime to fallow unlawful orders. Your right, I was just doing what I was told to do is not a defence.
He was one of the few who was caught. Imagine all the crooked mf'ers still torturing people and abusing their powers smh
Good for the sheriff. Discourage peeps from coming back to jail. Only one way to control animals.
He was a good man. HE prevented rapes and murders from in jail. He was a sacrificial man
@jihngoldbunny, he is a convicted felon. There is no difference between him and Bull Connor or the Neshoba ms county sheriffs in 1965. Title 18 sects 241 and 242. The ends don’t justify the means.
@@johngoldbunny3206
He's a criminal
He blatantly said his county is a dictatorship. 18 months should have been 18 years for official misconduct and torture
or one year for every case he was involved in, over 18 years.
Should got more
Let's hope the appeal gets him a longer sentence.
"bAcK tHe bLuE"
Absolutely
Just imagine the injustice he didn't get caught doing 🤔
Imagine all the injustice that all cops do and never get charged is the real question 🤔🤔
The video of Rodney King was by pure freak chance. Guy had just got a camcorder and was reading instructions trying it out. Pretty sad it still takes “freak chances” of catching bad cops 30 years later.
@Jason Shoots or did he what
@@bradley940 imagine all the crimes that criminals commit and don't get caught for.
I can't believe it took them this long..
“Nothing discloses real character like the use of power. It is easy for the weak to be gentle. Most people can bear adversity. But if you wish to know what a man really is, give him power. This is the supreme test." - Robert G. Ingersoll
I saw that a few times in the twenty years I spent in the AF.
The authority and power of being a mall security specialist goes to my head sometimes
@@waterheaterservices Hey at least youre honest about it. Thats the first step toward change. Keep God first.
Amen
Trump the perfect example abused his power.
Why only 18 months when a minimum sentence is two years. That’s a disgrace for someone who broke his oath of office. He should have been held at a higher standard just like a cop killer is held at a higher accountability for their actions. I hope he finds true justice inside in the 18 months he is in there.
He probably won't, judging by his sentence the judge may just grant his appeal damn shame
@@markanderson8856 I hope the judge does. House arrest is what his lawyer wants. Give him more time at home. Houses accidentally burn.
Two good things for this are that he can not be a cop anymore. 2 big Bubba gonna make him sit on his lap
It's the minimum they can give.
Maximum sentence only applies to whites....
Thank you so much for covering this story. I'm a firm believer in transparency and accountability. Just because someone wears a badge doesn't give them the right to act outside the color of law. Transparency has become a movement with some serious momentum. It grows every day. Until police brutality caught my attention on the internet I had no idea there was so much corruption in law enforcement. I always heard the One bad Apple story but now that spend a couple hours each day riding down names of dirty officers that lost their jobs for planting drugs, forced sexual favors, disgusting use-of-force videos where people are cuffed and on the ground, no longer considered a threat but yet they're still being beaten mercilessly because the cops want to tune them up. I've seen people arrested for eating food in a parking lot. I've seen a kid beating because he was waiting for his dad to pick him up in front of the place where he works. So another video where a guy was beaten and arrested for going in his own car. I saw another Arkansas highway patrolman throw a pit maneuver on a pregnant woman driving a minivan after she complied by slowing down, putting on her blinker, and apparently she was looking for a safe place to pull over and the patrolman decided it wasn't fast enough so we flipped her car and almost killed her and her unborn child. This type of behavior is unacceptable and people are no longer going to put up with it. Every man woman and child that sees these videos has a right to call and voice their grievances and let the department know they are being watched and they will be held accountable.
ABSOLUTELY!!! 🇺🇸
Good luck with that! Baldwin county Alabama is corrupt from the courts to police.
Give Lackluster a follow if you're not already. Audit the audit is great but a little more dry. Still fantastic. Great work being done by them both.
A drop of accountability in a sea of police corruption.
Strong examples are always made of people of color when it comes to this type of positioning.😅
Yeah just imagine the small towns and Indian reservations , impunity rules.
Only 18 months. Hardly a fitting punishment for abuse of the justice system and power as a police officer; there's a reason the judge was coming out and defending her light sentence ahead of time. She knew it would raise eyebrows to see someone who did something that severe get such a light sentence.
@Nate Sanders every time. Yet, it is not a deterrent. Reason being, those committing crimes know it won't happen to them in the same manner due to their privilege.
@Gufo light sentence vs those who actually walk away without charges...we know who they are
I’m so sick of law enforcement officers getting of with a light sentence. They should be held to a higher standard by judges and should not receive special treatment. Disgusting
It seems it depends on the officer who’s committing the crime. Not ALL are given light sentences…
What can you expect 😅 poor Georgia
I agree with you but nothing is going to change anytime soon, the corruption goes way to deep, sheriff should have got 1yr for each person (min 6yrs) in prison and everyone involved should also get jail time
I do agree with you on this topic, Ollie Buck, because any law enforcement officer has the right to be confined to a very hefty fine. If this person 1 or 1,000 lives then that person should be getting a life setence multiplied by the amount of lives that were robbed of their loved ones.
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True..The get a slap on hand so to speak..
Slap on the wrist.. PITIFUL. Some of his detainees spent more time than that on FALSE CHARGES
agreed. At least his life going forward will be horrible -- convicted felon
@@robbarron4066
BS 😂
Victor will be fine .
No offense
Does it not throw up a red flag that the current sheriff is at court defending him? I mean wtf are we doing here?
Truly ashame that 18mos is all he received. Hopefully, someone will teach him some manners and he is treated in the manner he treated people.
What's gonna happen when he drops his soap in the shower?
I hope somebody films it and puts it on UA-cam.
A sheriff in prison? You bet your ass he'll get sniffed out by other inmates.
@@Nova-vk5qb Hopefully! Over and over and over and over again
Hopefully he gets a real prison and not a club Fed type place but yeah they going for a medium security prison is like places banker and lawyers do smooth time , not exactly O.G. bunk mates unfortunately.
Nothing will happen to him in a minimum security prison.
So the lawyer basically said, "we break the law and do harm to people, but not nearly as much as other jails do." Smh, what a defense
I caught that, too. Except he was referring to prisons, not jails. Prisons, where you go after you are convicted, versus jails, where most people have not yet had their day in court. So he was abusing innocent people - the guy is slime.
@Jennifer Bruner either way, to basically say that "we're bad, but not as bad as others" is such a ridiculous stance.
@@jotac87278 I'm definitely not arguing that point. Really scummy of him.
@jennifer it is also a C.I. too
I've been hearing about this Victor Hill guy for nearly 20 years. He's been a menace to inmates at that jail. He moved with impunity for all these years ruining people lives for minor offenses. 18 months is a joke.
Thats a grimy county. Everyone in Atlanta know it. Them cops are shady. And all them counties know it. They keep quiet until 1 person have the guts to report them.. A friend of mine said a cop in that county pulled him over and took his weed out hos car and smoked it. Then let my friend go. I know other ppl who had issues with clayton county police and them cops are all corrupt. I stayed away from that county
Politicians in area need to be held accountable
Just think how many folks abused hit the mortuary... from him & crook cronies doing shady things to manifest that. The man is a poster child for gang stalker head chief.... total dark type soul....
don't commit crimes and put Yourself in that position is the first step to avoid DBs like that Sherriff
@@heathenhawk853 do you know how many innocent people are in jail because of crooked cops..let's speak on it
All these people keep getting light sentences. Disgusting! The judge is ridiculous.
If it were me are you we would do life.
Exactly
@@garyjohnson6096 what a joke . He tortured people and gets only a year and a half wtf
And then wants special treatment
The Jan 6th insurrection it’s were given light sentences , as well.
He’s not the only one only in this unfair world 😢
Wicked, cold, and cruel world.
Say that, and just think about where ALL of this wickedness stem from. There's a problem and you just can't cover the problem up with a Band-Aid, you have to get to the root of the problem.
He should have received the max!
P.S. the judge on this case is delusional.
The judge was virtue signaling and was worried about the community's reaction to too stiff a sentence when that same community was victimized by that tyrant. This just proves that race is not necessarily a component and that power corrupts all those in positions of power unless they truly understand what public service means.
They are elected no appointed so it's political.
Throw all these oath breakers behind bars for life. They are the true enemy, next to corrupt judges and politicians
this
They don’t typically throw oath breakers behind bars, they throw oath keepers behind bars. This in an outlier.
Yep
Exactly right. Disgusting and very disturbing.
18 months is a joke. There is a two tier justice system.
Disgusting and Disgraceful behavior. 18 Months is laughable. Why don't law enforcement get the same punishment as criminals who aren't law enforcement.
@@sandraeddie6865 👆
18 months isn’t a strong message, it’s a slap on the wrists. Pigs. Anyone abusing this level of power needs 5 years minimum regardless of what they did, the act of abusing police power alone should be a 5 year bid with the specific crime added on top
should have been years. These abusers of power are a disgrace. His life is over ... felony conviction ensures that!
Yeah. They're worried about their client. He's coming out of a federal penitentiary with a butt hole "yay" big. Or get shanked in the chow line.
What happens when the average American is too scared to burst their little safety bubbles that the government gave them to follow the Constitution like it needs to be
@@robbarron4066 Nonsense. You don't think there's resources within police departments to take care of these people? That's what Thin Blue Line means, that they take care of each other no matter what.
Title 18 usc 242 of the US Constitution says ten years to life.
Its Just Not Enough Jail Time. Not even Close. Should be 6 years consecutive for every Victim
We have got to start holding these public servants accountable. 18 months is not accountability. Public servants should get maximum penalties. Perhaps even harsher penalties when they are law enforcement officers and even more if they are in leadership of law enforcement. This should have been 18 years, not 18 months.
"We"?
Yes ( We ) honest Americans ❓
Wow, he gets to report to prison. Instead of being taking in to custody after sentence.
BLM would scream if he had been.
@@robbarron4066 You sound ignorant. BLM would scream?. PLEASE!.
@@tonysmith7702 they always scream -- that's all they do. That's all they ever do.
Considering I'm describing their behavior , and by extension of your mantra, they are ignorant - is the truest thing you've likely arrived at in your lifetime.Well done.
@@robbarron4066 that’s a lie, It’s because he’s a cop. They always let them do this
The system isn't fair
18 months is not long enough BUT hopefully he will get the treatment he truly deserves from inmates
Unfortunately, he will be in protective custody with additional protective measures to make sure he will not be assaulted or murdered. Most prisons in the U.s. have special custody procedures for former LE officers
And someday I'll win the lottery as well !!!! Then we can all live happily ever after.
You want inmates to stoop to his level? Maybe if the inmates treat him the way he should have treated them, there might be a better outcome for all.
They don’t house former officers with inmates
@@zhenren9703 Life has taught me that people like him only learn from violence and pain so that is what he should get
This is a strong message that you can act like this for decades and getting caught is unlikely, but if you do, you'll get a hard 18 months behind bars.
In Minimum Security Fed "detention" 🤦🏾♀️
Let him have the same comfort he allowed those under his watch to receive.
May he get everything he deserves behind those bars.
lets hope he gets "found out"
Those chairs are for aggressive inmates. Not some dude asking the defendant if this is a democracy.
@System Of A Clown. He should have said "CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC" A nation of laws.
The state prosecutes criminals, and then pray these criminals become victims of crimes in custody of the state? What's the point of a state if it encourages some crimes, and prosecutes others?
He'll be on protective custody be out in 6 months there no justice in this state
@@sda9995 he deserves dirt in his face!!
I grew up in clayton county from 2003-2014... Police broke the constitution everyday out there back then... I remember police going into my pockets with no authorization many times while skateboarding or driving from one destination to the next.
Hello fellow survivor. I survived Clayton County (Jonesboro) from 1993-2011.
They should have arrested you and put you in a cell with a known sex predator.
It's in the American PD Training manual to lie and cover up their crimes. SMH! No hope for the powerless. Like the 100 years of corruption by the Murdaughs of south Carolina with the support of the legal system..... How many more PDs in America, and.....
I went to high school in Clayton county (mt Zion)
@@yamiyojr 2011 grad here. Same school. I worked at the steak n shake up the road from 2009-2011. I know how that town looked before and after 2008. I remember when the stores near AMC were booming. There was a circuit city, a shoe store with a basketball court, Target, old navy, toys r us, ect. Tons of stores near AMC and best buy went away and tons of spaces there have been vacant for over 14 years. A lot of people moved away because they didn't like the negative reputation of crime and police brutality.
It is a disgrace to mankind for this man to walk Scott free for what he has done. Why shouldn’t he be punished for everything he’s done he’s taking away citizens rights and torturing them.😮
But yall wanted the "soft on crime bill ." Sooooo here it is.
@@yuy290 LOL you can't act like the law hasn't been soft on police since the dawn of the police department, you can't equate the two, but that would take some brain cells and critical thinking which you clearly lack.
I thought he was going to federal prison. Not exactly scot-free.
The judge needs to step down…we need justice real hardcore justice for criminals like him
He got 18 months in prison and 6 years probation.. what are you taking about?
It's always a breadth of fresh air when the shoe is on the other foot.
If he's been :singled out" as his lawyer says, that would indicate that there are many other GUILTY LEO's out there.
It's time to find them all and prosecute EVERY one of them.
ABSOLUTELY Joe. I ,,myself am a retired County Sheriff. I have no sympathy for that excuse of "But Others did it too!" . Especially in a career n profession I genuinely loved. Remove n punish Harshly Any Law Enforcement officers caught breaking our laws. PERIOD.
FBI has a hotline for the East Cleveland Police department. Wtf?
Damn damn damn smh
No gonna happen........it's part of they're system n way they work....but gud wishing thinking 🤔
One bite at a time.
Glad to see his attorney bringing eyes to the unconstitutional behavior of other jails and prisons. That was mighty nice of him.
Lol, he did that didn’t he. Surely unaware of it til afterwards
@@alicestanley3549 Yes he did. lol. It was like he thinks if other jails do worse things then his client will be let off. lol.
@@calvinh.8882 or he's asking why one man is being held accountable when others who do worst aren't ....
Or he is deflecting to draw attention away from his client.
@@SLees-tv7gh Exactly what I was thinking. When I think of the terror Kalief Browder suffered and was not guilty of any crime. Nothing was done to those monsters. So many who have done far worse but they pick one to be the scape goat I guess.
The court sketch artist has me in tears 😂😂😂
I thought I was the only one.
He Should Got More Time Then That
👍💯👍
Correct.
If he wasn't a cop ......he would've
TRUE TRUE
😂😂😂18 months? Let him serve it in GP so he can humble his self
That would be justice. He'll be in Seg to keep Big Bubba off of him.
He’s going to federal minimum security camp. No one does anything to get kicked out of there to tougher prison. No one is touching him.
He had accomplices who were rewarded with promotions and went uncharged and unprosecuted. Shame on the U.S. Attorney’s office (correction from the earlier reference to the state attorneys office, but shame on them for actually not prosecuting because this was a state office) hat tip to Bertrand Lewis
Complicit.
Thank you
You meant the United States Attorneys Office.
@@bertrandlewis4906 thanks I edited that
They may have been the ones to report it lol
that's not Enough Time in Prison he Should have Gotten a Min of 10 years in Prison for Each Victim.
They always say it’s a disgrace…when they get caught. Now he is no better than anyone else in prison.
Another criminal with a badge…
Yea easy to say about an African American man
@@100bandbandit3 What does that got to do with anything this clown is wrong period he strapped a senior citizen in a restraint chair for 8 hrs because he didn't like how the man questioned him
@@thebassman5820 good
18 whole months.....that is nothing and when he gets out he is the type that will retaliate big time.
Second Amendment
The prosecutor asked for 46 months. So sick of these judges.
What you expect all judges believe they are doing the work of an imaginary god that will make them the most powerful angel in the fake afterlife
I wonder if you’re also equally mad at any judge that gives a lighter sentence to other people when the prosecutor wanted unless longer-term. I don’t know what topic would matter to you, maybe someone has a little drugs and the prosecutor wants to send a huge message but the judge let them out and much less time.
Easy, people-easy.
If "they" handed out true sentences we'd need bigger prisons.
You willing to pay for that:I am.
But one man's taxes isn't enough so until EVERYONE IS READY TO ...KICK IN-RELAX.
Hill's done until like the former mayor of Detroit whom a certain orange idiot pardoned, let's not worry.
Be blessed:stay productive and safe.
Ciao.
The former sheriff needs to spend all of his prison time in the “chair”!
If it were anyone else, they would've received the maximum sentence. 18 months, what a joke. Special treatment. Again, anyone else would've been taken into custody immediately. Special treatment. I doubt this case will send a message to LEOs. Violate constitutional rights as a law enforcement officer and you get to go to summer camp. And his lawyer asked for minimum security for his safety, are you kidding me.
It's OK. The Judge stated the Sherriff said "He loved the law". That's good enough reason for reduced sentencing. 🤬
I guarantee that you or I could not get reduced sentencing for that.
What a slap in the face by the justice system. Pathetic.
Agreed bet its been happening for decades. I am surprised it was even made public very surprised
I bet he gets better treatment inside then he gave to his own prisoners
Probably be kept in solitary to protect him from the rest of the prisoners.
These Tyrants Must be Held Accountable!
I spent a night in jail in San Antonio. I guy came in and asked an officer, "what gonna happen to my dogs?" The officer responded with, "don't worry about it, we killed them." The guy lost it, and the officers put him on one of those chairs and locked him in a room by himself for a few hours. When the officers walked away, they were cracking up with what they did.
good !! he should have not broken the law and gotten sent to jail 😂😂😂..
Dirty rotten jackals!!!
@@TheDriller100Whe you lick the boot it seems you DEEPTHROAT it.
Did you report it? Not like anyone would care bcaz that work 😡
Predators.
“As much as you love the law, your love of power overcame that.” -Judge
And if she saw and knew it, then his sentence should’ve been longer!!
A short man who was drunk on power. I am actually very pro-law enforcement but many policemen and those who work in the prison system do not conduct themselves professionally at all.
@@frankfurtur5531 I am writing because I have had personal experiences, some good some bad. That's where my data comes from, not from a report written by academics. Many are just bullies with a gun, but others do a good job. Either you're trolling or you cannot accept my facts and think everybody in law enforcement/ prison system are wonderful people who have never done anything wrong ever.
@@frankfurtur5531 Lmao the many millions of dollars they have given out in different cities is a good place to start…
that is the understatement of the century. law enforcement is full of thugs nowadays, they are a bigger threat to our safety and freedom than criminals. moreover, the law enforcement system is badly in need of reform.
It's about time government employees are held accountable for violating people's rights.
I only wish Mr. Hill had to spend his time in the chair he loves so much!!
I did time in that jail it was the worst experience of my life the way they treat you in there is next level to death they dont give af about anyone even for people with driving citations your being treated like a murderer they are literally still getting away with it as we speak ive watched people almost die there while the sheriff's watch on and laugh my advice to anyone in clayton county be on your p's and q's they pull up on you like gang members out there and if your not from clayton county STAYYYY FARRRR AWAYYYYY!!!!!!
That response is exactly why the property owners loved him. If you are a criminal then stay out of Clayton County.
Noted!
@@michaelbagwell3485 and if you are an officer of the law abide by it there!
That's sad
I will stay away. This is crazy.
It was all fun and games until people started asking questions.
Facts.
Keep the same energy with all police officers like this... Much respect to the whistleblower.
He is Damn lucky he got only 18 months. Should have been a LOT more.
And a whole bunch need to go with him hallelujah
True..
Can you imagine being tied to a chair for hours? Gives me chills just thinking about it
They should do that to him 18 hrs. a day till he gets out .
I was at 18 and accused of suspicion of Minor intoxication 😂😅😢
Or you could behave & not break the law.
@@jjack41 Do U think Everybody n jail has broke the law ?
@@vivianpatton5692 no but I bet you blame the police for the ones that fight, flee and then get shot
The judge said I hope you'll sit down eh...
Then proceeded they gave him 18 months in jail,
and 6 months probation😂😂
EIGHTEEN MONTHS?????!!!!!?????? This slap on the hands makes me SICK!
This is nothing compared to what I have seen take place in the Tacoma WA Peirce co. Jail. This also tells me that many many, correction officers across the country should be behind bars to own up to abusing they're place of authority often in cruel and inhumane methods.
Keep ringing the bells on this topic, we can't let this kind of dangerous behavior by state corrections to continue without a fight. Now take em DOWN!!!!
Your absolutely right and I totally 100% agree with you. I live in Edmonds and Snohomish County isn't no different. And that's just the problem proven it. This man that just got sentenced only because he got caught. Code of blue is not an imaginary phenomenal. 💯
What have you seen? No need to protect criminal guards!
The Pacific Northwest is the most evil place in the world I believe your comment
@@yamiyojr How come LEOs get blamed for all of the degenerate sleazy criminals' actions in the Pacific NW? What about the HEINOUS actions that so many of THEM take against innocent citizens to land them in lock-up in the first place? Law enforcement is not the reason so many businesses are shutting down and fleeing eastward as its morally upstanding citizens are packing up and moving to other states
Yes, he was singled out. All the officers that stood by and/or participated in the torture should have been charged, tried and sent to prison as well.
Now he’s an inmate??!! Wherever he is imprisoned when the inmates hear what he has done to other inmates, they going to tear his a$$ up!
All of those who did this kind of crap should be sentenced like this. Not just him.
Lets hope that true justice happens in prison.
He’s still got appeal he might not even see jail
This is all for show. He's out on appeal and will never do a day in jail. He'll probably be back with a gun and a badge inside of a year.
There is law and then there is universal law...karma and justice 😊
When ever I think of Criminals , in my mind, I see a man with A police uniform a gun and a badge
Sentenced way below guidelines. All the time people were put in the chair added up to more than 18 months.I agree with his lawyer, he was singled out and all those cops srapping people in those chairs should be held accountable also.
He should of done 10 years not 18 months that’s bull crap
We live in a time that men do not take responsibility for their actions, and are arrogant about it even after they are convicted. Such behavior is not acceptable Justice might be satisfied but what happened to honor and integrity especially among law enforcement officers. Poor example of leadership!!!
I’ve asked multiple men on this platform to define leadership, and almost all of them were unable to do so. When I’ve asked what protecting and providing means, they were also unable to answer it with any sense of accuracy. They spend far too much time on SM and all it’s managing to do is set them 50 years backward. What’s alarming is, most of them are under 35. Make it make sense.
The problem is that is not a man that is another ignorant. If you thought that was a man then you're mistaken folks you don't know what a man is
if you are looking to cops for "integrity" you will come up empty
@@Gem-n-life They're not giving you an answer that satisfy what you want to hear OR what they're telling you is something you don't want to believe...does it make sense now? Its kinda like telling a woman to explain her actions explain how her actions make sense...I mean to the guy it might not make sense after she explains but to the female it makes perfect sense & thats all that matters right?
@@TheTruthTheyHate There is no subjection when asking someone to define something. They couldn’t provide the dictionary meaning of the words. Does that make sense, now?
ONLY 18 MONTHS, THAT'S NOT JUSTICE, HE NEEDED TO GET MINIMUM 5 YEARS...
Why only 5 years?
And he won't serve any time close to 18 months in jail. He MAY serve 6 months with good behavior. But he deserves to be in one of those chairs he used for the FULL 6 months he will be incarcerated.
“Singled out” means everyone else in law enforcement gets away with things like this😉
Singled out means other cops are guilty too. His lawyer should give us a list
The other officers in the room should be charged!!! The men who strapped him in the chair obeyed an unlawful order. And just like in the military, you are held accountable for carrying out an order, that you know violates the law and your SOP!
Been waiting on this since I was 17 locked up in Clayton county I’m 23 wow
18 months is a slap in the face to the people. The Sheriff still has his 8k monthly pension, he's going to a minimum security Camp Fed and he will be out way before his 18 months is up. If you want a deterrent he should have gotten the maximum time in general population.
It's the feds. He will serve 85%
He has to do 15 months minimum. Still not enough
Lol He's a cop no matter what he'll be out in less 6 months that all stick together
It’s amazing how they want citizens to cooperate with them and help them out with tips or flat out telling them who committed a crime, but when one of their own is the criminal, instead of holding them accountable they tend to cover up for them, I really hope every last one of them that committed a crime, violated someone’s rights or used that badge and gun to intimidate or bully someone, gets everything they deserve when they get caught, they should get twice the sentence that a normal citizen would get, because these pos took an oath and I doubt if any of them actually keeps that oath
The FBI agent talked about abusing power4, that's a gem.
Their power goes unchecked!
He's Mean To Vulnerable People. He's Evil.
Yeah, now that he's an inmate, he has the nerve to request protective custody for fear of his safety. Smh.
"Absolute power corrupts absolutely"!! This wise saying never gets old!
Ah Wonder if Trump is going to get same consideration
Hill is going to the "camp" They have lots of privgiles there in federal prison.
Considering the interim sheriff defended this man's actions, like the abuse of restraint chair use, maybe he shouldn't be the interim sherrif.
Everyone I know told me stories like this. They said his office was full of batman and he called it the batcave 😂
18 months? What a joke. I hope the people in that prison hear what he did and make sure he has a pleasant stay.
Sentence too short.
18 months is a freaking joke. 8 years is more like it. Victor Hill I hope you don't get special treatment in jail. May you get your due in there. Go get em boys.
If I recall, he had shot a woman "accidentally in Gwinett" some years ago. Drama always follows this guy.
She was sleeping with him. Red flag 🚩!!!
@@sarahwheeler5503 Better warn his cell mate. 🤣
@@conman5135 right!
@@sarahwheeler5503 It was a He.
I'm sure he's not the only one, but it's good that they have taken steps to stopping those who are abusing their power, this is definitely not the reason that you were given it to abuse others, they're been punished enough just being in there without anyone else adding to it
My landlord was a friend of his. She was a horrible person to me and my family.
K keep believing in the good things in life.
Hawt
Karma is real too!!!
@@nobuhlekhumalo1903 Oh,She got hers believe me. Lol
..birds of a feather
This does appear pretty selective. How many things have been seen on cameras and videos, and the non-Melanated police, officers never go to jail they go to another township to work? Why must it be double standards?
The amount of time he received to be supervised (6 years) after his slap on the wrist 18 months sentence, should be actual prison time he serves. Those in his command staff should also have been charged and given jail time.
So his lawyer is trying to deflect,typical.
Attorneys will do and say anything for enough $$$$.
he needs to get his hair cut and washed if he hopes to get respect from any good person.
The tragedy is Hils' underlings worked with him, in facilitating these crimes; bet he thought he was equal member of this 'brotherhood '.…shucks!!
I’m very happy about this! That tyrant needed to be held accountable
Finally, a small dollop of Justice.
In my opinion, anyone who says they "love the Law" clearly has emotional issues. Personally, I "respect the Law" and have no love for it. I think it's important that we have laws, but it's more important to me how those laws impact the lives of human beings.
Beautifully said.
Now that makes sense
how stupid do the ones standing around not saying a word look🤦🏾♀️ this video will embarrassingly be immortalized for all their families to see. Even more sick when it’s someone who looks like and shared the same experiences of injustice as you.
You will reap what you sow he has not received God Almighty punishment yet and and the others that stood by in watch a curse will be place on their children children please believe that
Justice For Shanquella Roberson and Tyre Nichols
so his lawyers defense is basically " at least we didn't shank anybody." smh
Yet, all the other officers who allowed this to keep happening, got no punishment.
I hope the keep the same energy for all the other sheriffs who break the law
So, the video is the worst of his atrocities? Oh no, he hurt some bad guys feelings. I'm guessing law abiding citizens in Clayton County will miss the law enforcement when he's gone.
He shouldn't be alone.