Corrections Officer Charged With Sexually Assaulting 25 Female Inmates Will Serve ZERO Prison Time (VIDEO)

Officer Sergeant James B. Johnson, 54, was arrested and charged with 25 counts of sexual assault back in July of 2011.

Johnson, who is a former correctional officer at the Kentucky Correctional Institution for Women in Peewee Valley, was also slapped with 50 counts of official misconduct, one count of second-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and one count of first-degree promoting contraband after Kentucky State Police investigators concluded that Johnson supplied drugs to the female inmates and then sexually assaulted them while he was on duty as a prison guard.

At a Shelby County courtroom on Monday, Johnson was offered, and accepted, a plea deal on charges of sexual abuse, trafficking in a controlled substance and official misconduct and was sentenced to seven years of probation and ordered to attend a diversion program (whatever that means).

They must have some good damn lawyers down there in Kentucky, and some slippery loopholes from which to slide. The bottom line is that this miscreant, who was charged with sexually abusing the very women he was supposed to protect, won’t spend one second behind bars.

There’s some “Red State” Kentucky justice for ya’! Yee haw!

Watch a report, courtesy of WLKY HERE:

H/T: WLKY

  • Will McReynolds

    Umm, nice part of the country! This is why conservatives hold God, Bible, Flag and guns dear? This is the Exceptional America we all know and love.

  • JamieHaman

    Incredible miscarriage of Justice. Lord, let this monster f*uck up quick, and go straight to prison. The judge in this case, as well as the prosecuters should be looked at very carefully. Sure looks like a boat load of corruption in Kentucky.

    • CR46

      rapists don’t stop until they are locked up. This judge has put every woman in this country at risk from this creep.

    • ralphnovy

      Yeah … the judge and prosecutors involved should be “looked at” — through bars.

  • chungasrevenge

    that is one ugly fat man.

  • Paula A. Benjamin

    There are women serving jail time with far less charges in Kentucky. This judge and prosecutor need to be checked out for bribery and corruption by the fed’s.

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  • Acnyc11

    Simply disgusting

  • mcgtrinsofla

    part of that “heritage” thing the Kentucky TEApubliKKKans and their minions want to preserve,,,,,,,,

  • Shon Johnson

    Who was the judge???

  • joetheinformed2

    My grandfather was born and grew up in Kentucky. I am so thankful he left and I was made to grow up in a backward state like that where they let criminals like this guy off with just probation for rape.

  • Karolyn

    I seriously don’t even think this would happen in South Carolina, where I live. Even here is not THAT bad!

  • Claudia R. Zachry

    wtf

  • rossbro

    You gotta be shittin’ me. No jail??? Send him and a knife to the women he raped.

  • KRS

    I swear I saw the judge give him a wink!!!

  • disqus_a3cEEbCswW

    And the message here is move to the woods avoid the legal system at all costs!!!

  • Cthulhu818

    DAFUQ?? Be nice if the story gave whatever lame ass REASON the judge is offering to explain why this human skidmark isn’t rotting in prison himself.
    This scumbag should be UNDER the jail.

  • Dave

    Ad in this weekend newspaper : “Become a Cop or Corrections Officer…..Murder at will, Rape whatever woman you want, Traffic drugs!!!!! Live the high life without any repercussions AT ALL!!!!! Come on down and fill out an application” (Minorities and women need not apply)”

    • Stephen Mosier

      Please note the it was the police who investigated and arrested him. What happened in the courtroom was the work of the attorneys and the judge. Put the blame where it belongs. And btw, most attorneys, even in RED states, are Democrat supporting liberals. Not conservative and not Republican.

  • Poopdeck

    If the sexual assaults truly were non-consensual, then Sergeant James B. Johnson, 54, should be killed.

  • Andre Leonard

    Well both Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell say they a protecting the right of women. Now we see how. Kentucky needs a reality check..

  • jo Wen

    Judges seem all about sending messages to poor people over a bag of weed, but again and again we aren’t seeing even the start of the same message being sent to these public servants who abuse their extraordinary access and control over people.

    I can’t imagine what the victims who are still behind bars must be feeling after going through this humiliation and abuse - the realization it was true: he was above the law - he won’t be joining them behind bars.