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Former Two-Year College Chancellor Preparing To Head To Prison

By: Stephen Crews
Updated: November 20, 2010

The former chancellor of the two-year college system will spend six and a half years in prison.

A federal judge also ordered Roy Johnson forfeit $18.2 million and his Opelika house.  Johnson pleaded guilty more than two years ago to public corruption charges.

Johnson is scheduled to report to prison December 28th.

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