Georgia man gets 140 years in prison for restaurant arson
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — A Georgia man who crashed his vehicle into a restaurant where he once worked and set it on fire amid the lunchtime rush has been convicted of arson.
Jurors in Richmond County Superior Court found 37-year-old Roland Croyle guilty but mentally ill Friday on 24 counts of arson, aggravated assault and criminal damage to property in the 2017 blaze.
The Augusta Chronicle reports Judge J. Wade Padgett sentenced Croyle to 140 years imprisonment.
Authorities say Croyle crashed i
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