article_snippet: Randall Miller will spend two years in the county jail, another eight years on probation and pay a $20,000 fine for the involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing charges stemming from a February 2014 train crash in rural Georgia.
article_snippet: Locked up: Randall Miller, in court on Monday with Randall Miller wife, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of a camera assistant who was killed as The crew filmed on train tracks without permission . '
article_snippet: After his plea was accepted, Miller followed a sheriff's deputy from the courtroom to begin Miller two-year sentence at the Wayne County jail.
article_snippet: Miller said Miller accepted his plea deal to prevent prosecution of Miller wife, who left the courthouse in tears.
article_snippet: But Miller accepts responsibility.'
highlights_snippet: Randall Miller struck a plea deal that will see Randall Miller serve two years in a county jail and eight years probation and pay a $20,000 fine .
  