McMillian, Alonzo

Tenure Summary

Alonzo McMillian spent roughly eight years in non-custody, non-supervisory Georgia Department of Corrections roles before moving into facility leadership. Payroll records show him as a Behavioral Health Counselor (2015), Behavioral Health Counselor 2 (2016–2017), Practical Instructor 2 (2018–2019), and Practical Instructor Supervisor (2020–2023), with no facility assigned in the records provided. He entered the leadership tier as Deputy Warden at Pulaski State Prison, a posting dated Nov. 22, 2023, and continued as Deputy Warden through 2024, again without a facility listed for that year.

The records compiled for this profile attribute no deaths to any of his leadership postings: the total is zero, and the per-facility breakdown is empty. The accountability item on his record is instead an allegation reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution — that he is accused of a sexual relationship with a prisoner and of improper sexual contact with her on Feb. 24 and 25 — plus one federal lawsuit in which he is named as a defendant, filed in 2015 during his time as a behavioral health counselor.

What happened on their watch

Behavioral Health Counselor / Counselor 2 / Practical Instructor roles, 2015–2023. These are staff-tier positions with no facility identified in the records. No deaths are attributed to this period, and it falls outside the leadership-tier accounting at issue here. The only litigation event tied to this span is a federal suit filed against him in January 2015 (see Litigation).

Deputy Warden, Pulaski State Prison — posting dated Nov. 22, 2023. The records attribute no deaths at Pulaski State Prison to this posting, and no intelligence reports or events at the facility are logged against his tenure there. The Nov. 22, 2023 entry is a single dated record for the move into the deputy role.

Deputy Warden, 2024. The records show him continuing as Deputy Warden through 2024 at a salary of $70,274.58, with no facility identified for the year. No deaths are attributed to this period.

The one accountability allegation naming McMillian comes from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, which reported that he is accused of having a sexual relationship with a prisoner and of engaging in improper sexual contact with her on Feb. 24 and 25. The record does not specify the year of the alleged conduct, the facility involved, or the disposition of the accusation; GPS's index links the report to him directly. This is an allegation as reported — it is not a finding of fact in the records provided, and no outcome is documented.

Litigation

• Qf v. Daniel, No. 1:15-cv-00244, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia — filed Jan. 26, 2015; terminated Dec. 15, 2022. McMillian is listed as a defendant. No monetary outcome is recorded. The docket title names Daniel, not McMillian, as the lead defendant; the records do not describe the claims or McMillian's alleged role in the case.

Sources

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution — "Two high-ranking Georgia prison employees accused in sex cases," reporting the allegation of a sexual relationship and improper sexual contact with a prisoner attributed to McMillian
• U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia (CourtListener docket 14455740) — Qf v. Daniel, 1:15-cv-00244, filed Jan. 26, 2015, terminated Dec. 15, 2022
• Georgia Department of Corrections payroll and position records (2015–2024) — role titles, dates, salaries, and Pulaski State Prison deputy warden posting

Synthesized by GPS Intelligence System on Sep 23, 2026 from positions, attributed deaths, lawsuits, intel reports, and news mentions in the public corpus. The supporting data tables follow below.