Clayton sheriff Hill is going after deadbeat parents

Attention all deadbeat parents: Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill has made a list and checked it twice and he's coming for you. This Saturday, the sheriff's office is teaming with the Clayton Police and law enforcement in other municipalities to round up as many deadbeat parents as possible. They'll be targeting those with outstanding child support warrants."The objective is to make sure Clayton County's children have a good Christmas and give deadbeat parents a stay at the Clayton County jail during the holidays if they don't catch up on their child support immediately," Hill said in an email advisory he sent out Wednesday. Anyone with information about a deadbeat parent in the Clayton County area is urged to call 770 477-4479.

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