But on March 27, Guzman was released from the Clayton County prison after a paperwork blunder. Channel 2 News was informed by Clayton County Sheriff Levon Allen that.
the release was “the result of a training failure and his workers not paying attention.” Mosley told 11Alive, “I am not happy about this mistake made by a sheriff’s office employee,”.
“My staff worked hard to get justice for the victim’s family and to make our streets safe and we are just disappointed.” Just last year, Mosley rejoiced at Guzman’s conviction.
In a statement after his conviction, Mosley said, “We hope this conviction brings some measure of closure for Ms. Grayson’s loved ones.”
“Our office is committed to holding perpetrators of such violent acts accountable and ensuring the safety of Clayton County’s residents.”
