Three former Virginia Beach deputies accused of second-degree murder in the death of Rolin Hill have turned themselves in, according to the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney.

All three deputies were charged with second-degree murder in the June 2024 death of inmate Rolin Hill. Two of the deputies also were indicted on assault charges.

Rolin Hill died less than a week after suffering a medical emergency at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center.

The deputies restrained the man after he was “uncooperative and combative” while being booked into the jail, officials said. He was hospitalized after a “medical emergency” and died days later.

Three former sheriff’s deputies in Virginia are charged with second-degree murder over the death of a man they restrained at a local jail.

Two more family members convicted in the killings of eight members of an Ohio family received lengthy prison terms on Friday for their roles in the 2016 shootings, as prosecutions near completion in what has been described as the most heinous crime in modern Ohio history.

Local organizations and the family of Rolin Hill held a prayer vigil earlier this afternoon to remember the 34-year-old who died in custody last year. On Saturday, the Virginia Beach Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office also confirmed the three former sheriff’s deputies indicted in Hill’s death have turned themselves in.

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