Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter said a law enforcement officer charged with a crime during the performance of official duties is entitled to have a case presented to a grand jury.
“After consultation with Gwinnett County Solicitor-General Rosanna Szabo, we both felt that the best course of action would be to present the case to the Grand Jury,” Porter said in a statement last week.
Hill’s attorney in the case, Mike Puglise, told reporters he didn’t want to comment.
But Hill doesn’t mind talking. He once told Atlanta Magazine, “My favorite thing as a kid was to play cops and robbers …. What we play as kids, ultimately, we end up playing on the stage of life for real.”
So now a grand jury will soon ask why Hill was playing cops and robbers in an empty model home with a real estate agent.
What do you think?
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