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Sentence alteration keeps Debra Miller in continuous jail term
Fayetteville reports convict Debra Miller received a full uninterrupted one year sentence after misleading the court about her work schedule. Miller had bitten Fayette County deputy Mark Webb in Oak Hill during a disturbance. Circuit Judge John Hatcher ordered two concurrent one year terms for battery and obstructing, with fines totaling 525 dollars, noting it was better for Miller to serve the sentence in one stretch. Webb testified Miller attacked him at Huff Street after responding to a 911 call. she kicked, ripped buttons from his shirt, tore a V neck shirt, scratched his chest and bit him. The court previously heard Miller had no duties until Oct 9 and had been discharged from her home health care job. Miller’s defense said she based her plea on potential working hours and did not intend to mislead the court.