DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis has been paroled, according to The Champion Newspaper. Ellis was sentenced to five years in prison on corruption charges in July of last year, and was to serve 18 months. ...
DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis was sentenced to five-years in prison and will serve 18 months after being convicted of perjury and attempted extortion, WSB-TV reports. Ellis was sentenced on July 8. Jurors convicted Ellis ...
A jury has found DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis guilty of four of nine criminal counts against him, according to a social media posting by the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Ellis is accused of shaking down ...
Jurors have told a judge they are unable to reach a consensus on 13 charges against DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the judge has declared a mistrial in the ...
DeKalb County CEO Lee May has suspended Purchasing Director Kelvin Walton and secretary Nina Hall with pay, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. The suspensions are related to the ongoing corruption trial against suspended CEO Burrell ...