A few months ago, Kimbrough’s staff found a list of 121 people who were given badges and don’t work for the department. The list doesn’t include another 80 or so badges given to unknown friends of Hill, Kimbrough said.
“We have reason to believe 200 badges were purchased and given out,” he said.
Hill, who recently got a job selling cars in metro Atlanta, declined to comment on the badges.
“I’m retired from the media, but I’d love to see you in a Lexus, sweetheart,” Hill said Monday evening when reached at his job.
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