Gregory McMichael, convicted in Ahmaud Arbery murder, moved to medical prison
Gregory McMichael, one of three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery, has been moved to Augusta State Medical Prison. Just around five months after being booked into a state prison , Gregory McMichael, one of three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery, has been moved to a new facility. McMichael has been moved from Georgia Diagnostic and Classification State Prison, where he was booked on Aug. 23, 2022, to Augusta State Medical Prison, according to a recent listing by the Georgia Department of Corrections. Although this facility is sometimes used as a holding facility when inmates are transitioning to a new facility, it is also used for medical reasons. MORE: Ahmaud Arbery hate crime case: Father, son sentenced to life; neighbor gets 35 years "Once offenders complete the diagnostic process at Ga Diagnostic & Classification Prison, they are moved to their permanent housing assignment based on their individual diagnostic evaluation, as is the case with offender McMichael...