EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Former ICE agent Samuel Saxon received a 21-month prison sentence for lying to federal investigators about severe domestic abuse allegations.
Federal judge sentences Samuel Saxon, 48, to 21 months in prison
A former Cincinnati Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been sentenced for lying to federal agents about violently abusing his significant other.
Samuel Saxon, 48, pleaded guilty earlier this year on a federal charge of lying to an agent with the Dept. of Homeland Security during a domestic violence investigation.