Three men pleaded

guilty to various charges in Fayette County Superior Court Friday morning

before Judge Ben Miller.

Jeffrey Bryan

Osby pleaded guilty to two counts of child molestation and received a

sentence of five years in prison followed by five years probation. Miller

made counseling a requirement of his probation.

Juan Salazar

pleaded guilty to driving while declared a habitual violator and driving

without a license. He was sentenced to five years probation and a $1,500

fine.

Johnny Lee

Hill pleaded guilty to theft by receiving stolen property and was sentenced

to 12 months in jail.

Miller also

reduced the bail of a man accused of cruelty to children from $50,000

to $25,000. Tommy Smith's attorney, Tony Hight, said Smith had been in

jail for four months and his friends could raise money to post bond if

it were more reasonable.

Assistant District

Attorney Tom Isom said Smith was accused of injuring an 11-month-old child.

The child's older brother claims Smith injured the child after getting

angry at it for crying, Isom said as he opposed the bond reduction.

Smith was babysitting

the two children for his live-in girlfriend at the time, Isom said.