Warner Robins, Georgia – A former assistant principal has been sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years after a Houston County jury convicted him of aggravated child molestation and related charges.
According to the Houston County District Attorney’s Office, Joshua Lee Mason was found guilty at trial this week following allegations involving a minor. Prosecutors said the charges included aggravated child molestation and other related offenses. The court imposed a life sentence plus an additional 30 years.
The Houston County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the conviction and sentencing, publicly commending Sgt. Kevin Harper of its Juvenile Division for leading what officials described as a meticulous and sensitive investigation. Authorities said cases involving children require extensive coordination, investigative diligence, and collaboration between agencies.
Sheriff Matt Moulton stated the case reflected close partnership between investigators and prosecutors, noting the Houston County District Attorney’s Office worked to secure the conviction and sentencing.
Officials emphasized that the sentence concludes the criminal proceedings in Superior Court. Additional case details were not immediately released.
The outcome may be particularly significant for families and school communities across Houston County, where educators and administrators work closely with students each day.
Authorities have not indicated whether an appeal is planned.
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