Monroe County, GA, Deputy Allegedly Told Woman He'd Get Charges Dropped for Sex (LISTEN)

A sheriff’s deputy lost his job Thursday because he allegedly demanded sex from a woman, and suggested he could get charges against her dropped. William Miller, 38, faces one count of violation of oath by a public officer.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia got rid of him after an internal investigation, and a criminal probe. They first learned about allegations of inappropriate conduct last week, Deputy Marilynne Fitts told Law&Crime.

William had arrested a woman in July on a DUI charge and possession of meth, Fitts said. But the woman, Ashlie Roberts, came forward to say that Miller later offered to help her out with the charges in exchange for sexual favors. Roberts ... provided audio in which a man offered to help drop charges against her in return for sex. Roberts identified this man as Miller. In the audio, he half-heartedly walks back his demands as just a joke. The outlet said she turned him down at least ten times.

The defendant bonded out of jail. If convicted, he could spend at least one year and up to five behind bars.

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