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When the hunters become the hunted, the game changes for relief for their victims.  On New Years Eve, Clayton County Police responded to 5724 Riverdale Rd to a domestic violence incident where a woman was beaten over text messages by a suspect identified as Henry Norris.  The woman sustained a large hematoma (knot) on her forehead,  and also sustained a large laceration to her arm.  Norris fled on foot and was able to escape capture on the last night of 2020.

However on the first day of 2021, Norris became the first domestic violence suspect capture by the Panthers when they surrounded a location in College Park.  As members of the elite unit knocked on the front door, Norris pushed the screen out from an upstairs rear bedroom window. As he looked out to check his clearance, he was greeted by other members of Panther. At that time the other members of the elite unit made entry through the front door and apprehended Norris without incident.

Norris is now the first 2021 Clayton County poster child for domestic violence and is now facing the wall at “The Hill-ton” which is Georgia’s toughest para-military jail.  

All perpetrators of domestic violence will be relentlessly hunted by the elite Panther unit in 2021 who’s mission is to “stalk the stalkers”.  If you know anyone who is the victim of domestic violence in Clayton County, please contact Lt. Eddie McGhee by email at [email protected] or call 770-477-4479. 

    The Clayton County Sheriff's Office:

     Protecting Clayton County Since 1859

                            Motto

"We defend those who cannot defend themselves"

                          Core Values

                Strength~Honor~Discipline 

                            Mission

                       Fight Crime!

                             Vision

To be the best in the world at fighting crime!

                           Amos 9:1-4