Vigilante Sheriff

<p>Victor Hill became Clayton County's first African American sheriff and made national headlines for firing twenty-seven people his first day in office. He then gained notoriety by effectively running criminals out of his jurisdiction becoming the most feared sheriff in metro Atlanta. His reputation as a crime fighter inspired famed rappers to include him in their lyrics and <em>Grand Theft Auto</em> gamers to add his patrol car with his name on it to chase them in pursuits. Hill transformed the Clayton County sheriff's office from a status quo agency that acted only as bailiffs jailers and process servers into an effective crime-fighting machine waging an unprecedented war on crime in metro Atlanta. </p><p>Now from the jail cell of a federal prison in Arkansas Victor Hill tells the riveting backstory of how and why he became sheriff how he fought crime and how long-time political enemies-plotted to have him indicted wrongfully convicted and thrown into a prison housing unit likened to the lion's den.</p>