COBB COUNTY, Ga. -- A Gainesville father and son will spend time in prison after being convicted of stealing millions of dollars from an elderly Cobb County woman.

Jeffrey Carr and his father Joseph were each sentenced to 40 years for violating Georgia's RICO Act. Joseph must serve two years in custody, and Jeffrey is required to serve 10.

The pair stole a substantial amount of money from 93-year-old Frances Perkins. Perkins and her late husband owned land in east Cobb County, including 33 acres on Johnson Ferry Road just south of Lower Roswell Road.

According to information presented in court, Jeffrey Carr, 41, became friendly with Perkins's daughter Linda in 2009. Over time, Linda gave Jeffrey Carr half a million dollars.

HABERSHAM COUNTY, Ga. -- More details have been released about the man accused of shooting the Habersham County sheriff and a deputy over the weekend.

In a Monday afternoon news conference, GBI Deputy of Investigations Rusty Andrews gave a timeline of what happened Sunday.

Sheriff Joey Terrell, Deputy William Zigan and another deputy responded to a domestic call in Clarkesville at around 7:30 p.m. The suspect's 16-year-old daughter called police from a nearby store. She told 911 operators that she escaped from the home.

As the sheriff officials drove to the residence, they saw a Ford Crown Victoria approaching them. The Crown Victoria turned into a yard and spun out. A man, believed to be former sheriff's office employee Anthony Giaquinta, got out of the vehicle.

HALL COUNTY, Ga. -- A Hall County deputy sheriff has been charged with accepting bribes and conspiring to distribute marijuana.

David Treadwell, 33, of Gainesville was indicted Jan. 28 by a federal grand jury.

He is accused of accepting money from a person he believed was a drug dealer, and also agreeing to alert the person if he learned the dealer was under investigation.

Acting U.S. Attorney John A. Horn said Treadwell accepted $200 or $300 from the drug dealer on five occasions in late 2014.

"I will not tolerate this kind of criminal action," Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch said in a statement. "I am thankful for the duty-bound officers who brought these heinous activities to the forefront."

Treadwell's case is being investigated by the FBI and the North Georgia Major Offenders Task Force, which includes members of the Hall County Sheriff's Office.