article_snippet: Kevin McGill, 48, who works for Waste Management Inc, took a guilty plea deal after violating an ordinance in Sandy Springs, north of Atlanta, that bans collections before 7am.
article_snippet: Kevin McGill, 48, will serve 30 days in jail  after pleading guilty to picking up trash in Sandy Springs, Georgia, before 7am .
article_snippet: McGill added that Waste Management, which operates throughout the US and reported $14billion in revenue in 2014, would coordinate with its employee about McGill work schedule and jail time.
article_snippet: Ms Kraun said that Waste Management, which had amassed thousands of dollars in fines with the municipality in the last year, suspended McGill for violating McGill policies before he went to court.
article_snippet: Waste Management could not answer questions about McGill's employment history with the company as of Saturday morning and said Waste Management was 'currently still investigating all the facts in the case'.
article_snippet: Ms Bandoh said that his sentence was originally for 30 straight days before someone in the court spoke up and said that McGill should continue working and collecting the suburb's trash. '
article_snippet: I just want this to be over with,' McGill said, adding that McGill finds it hard to sleep in McGill hot jail cell.
highlights_snippet: Kevin McGill, 48, violated ordinance banning trash collection before 7am .
  
highlights_snippet: Kevin McGill will spend this weekend and the next 13 in jail after receiving 30 days .
  