Former Interim Hinds County Sheriff Marshand Crisler was released early from prison. Crisler's wife posted on social media:
The Bureau of Prisons website states Crisler was scheduled to be released in December. Crisler was convicted in February 2025 for accepting bribes and providing ammunition to a convicted felon.


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Another grift in 3, 2, 1...
Felon.
So, will he acquire a firearm? Hmmmm.
All of these posts about his homecoming, but no posts about remorse.
Seems just like yesterday he was convicted
Somebody tell Marshand that even though he can't vote, he can still put campaign signs in his yard.
Ha! The welcome home flyer was not fake news, just as I penned.
He has served his time- his debt to society is paid in full. Let’s practice reconciliation!
I hope he don't stay long-
Now which elected official or governmental entity will quickly hire him?
He did his time as required. Too bad some people that were involved in a big big scandal haven't even seen the inside of a courtroom. Maybe focus on that a little more as a "news" site.
What Deputy Phil thinking?
@ 1:02. Actually he did not. He was released early.
I hope he runs for Sheriff and defeats Sheriff Billy Goat
JPD is hiring.
Actually, he released himself on his own recognizance. He felt the institution no longer had anything to offer him.
Was he at the federal prison in Yazoo City, or was he held out of state?
He is actually a quite handsome man, but that scraggly beard is ridiculous. I am actually surprised his wife has not nudged him about it.
Just think... in about five years we'll be reading the the same nonsense when Antard is released.
A felon can’t hold public office, oh wait , yes they can.
What’s his next career move? Going into business, I’ll hazard, and opening up a grift shoppe.
Wonder what elected position he has his eye on ?
I'm not at all impressed by his wife's post. She makes it sound like (and obviously believes) he was done wrong, suffered the wrath of an evil society and, thanks to many pleas to a kind God, her man was freed from an undeserved yoke.
Actually, she might realize that God only entered the picture when HE gave man the sense to construct laws and insist (in the Bible) that they be followed. She might also thank God that her man was not sentenced to fifteen years with eight more to serve.
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