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2B ®Ijt l)pra(b <©a??tt? Tuesday, March 2,2021 Judge Wilson to hear criminal calendar March 2 The following criminal cases will be heard in Lamar superior court March 2 with Judge Tommy Wilson presiding. Benjamin Mills, crimi nal trespass and theft by taking. David A. Campbell, simple battery. David A. Campbell, violation of a protective order and simple battery. Gregory T. Gibson, obstruction. David A. Campbell, simple battery. Johany Taton, conspir acy to commit trading with inmates without consent of warden. Dustin Carlisle, bur glary, criminal trespass, two counts possession of a Schedule IV con trolled substance and two counts drugs not in original container. Deborah Turner, burglary and criminal trespass. Juanita Parker, two counts burglary, two counts criminal trespass and possession of bur glary tools. Enrique D. Carter, burglary. Quendavious Taylor, forgery. Tiffany N. Love, ob struction. James C. Medlin, ob struction. Michael W. Castle, DU1, failure to maintain lane and improper backing. Michael W. Castle, suspended license. Jalen K. Peavy, pos session of marijuana and tampering with evidence. Jennrice Q. McDowell, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug related objects. Tyrek W. McDowell, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug related objects. Michael N. Adams, possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance and possession of mari juana. Kristin D. Harvey, pos session of a Schedule IV controlled substance and possession of marijuana. Altravian D. Woldfolk, possession of a Schedule 1 controlled substance, possession of marijuana and possession of a firearm by a first offender probationer. Brandon Thrope, pos session of cocaine and possession of marijuana. Santos M. Perez, pos session of cocaine. Mindy Jai Howard, possession of meth, pos session of drug related objects and giving a false name. Michael S. Franklin, possession of a con trolled substance, pos session of marijuana and speeding. Mindy J. Howard, pos session of meth. Tyrek W. McDowell, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug related objects. Joseph Smith, forgery. Keith D. Jones, open container violation, improper brake lights, improper headlights, defective windshield. Mark McWilliams, two counts sale of meth. Johnny Wright, pedes trian under the influence and obstruction. Quentin M. Foster, pos session of meth and pos session of drug related objects. Rommie Sullivan, simple battery. Tracy R. Hatcher, pos session of meth and pos session of drug related objects. Mickey Miller, posses sion of meth, theft by receiving stolen property and possession of mari juana. Quentin M. Foster, pos session of meth and pos session of drug related objects. Benjamin Bowles, false imprisonment. Judge Wilson handles criminal sentencing here The following cases were adjudicated in La mar superior court Jan. 25 with Judge Tommy Wilson presiding. Matthew A. Prillaman, obstruction: 12 months probation. Jon T. Wells, pos session of meth and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony: revoked three years probation. James Richard Ramey, reckless conduct: 12 months probation, $500 fine and stay away from victim. James Thomas Crews, enticing a child for indecent purposes: three years in prison, 12 years probation. Emily June Moyer, simple battery and ob struction: ruled incompe tent to stand trial. Kortavious Javon Carter, battery: 12 months probation, $300 fine, anger management therapy and stay away from victim. Randy Minor Pattillo, shoplifting: 12 months probation, 40 hours com munity service, banned from Ingle’s. Shawntavious Nicole Zellner, simple battery: 12 months probation, $500 fine and anger man agement therapy. Mark Marshall, 111, two counts financial identity fraud and two counts financial transaction card fraud; failed to appear, bench warrant issued. Kenneth Lloyd Lyons, battery: mental evalua tion ordered. Bruce Hunter Arm strong, possession of meth: three years pro bation, $750 fine plus surcharges. Sue Edra Perez-Lopez, criminal receipt of goods or services: three years probation, $500 fine and $600 restitution. Craig Christopher Dumas, two counts failure to register as a sex offender: three years probation, $1000 fine and no contact with minors. Zion Keshon Pate, underage possession of alcohol: 12 months pro bation, $350 fine. Ryan Kenneth Green, possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance and possession of mari juana: three years proba tion, $500 fine. John Paul Arrowood, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon: five years probation, $750 fine plus surcharges. Freddie Louis Sims, suspended license: 12 months probation, $300 fine. Luwam Stephanos Gebrehlassa, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and tail light violation; failed to appear, bench warrant issued. Xavier O’Neal Jones, possession and distribu tion of marijuana: seven years probation, $1500 fine. Kimala Michelle Parks, forgery: five years proba tion, $1000 fine plus sur charges and restitution. Colby Tyler Spinks, theft by taking: 12 months probation, $600 restitution and 40 hours community service. James Rodrick Whi- tiker, battery: 12 months probation, $200 fine. Darrien Lamar Bowles, possession of meth, pos session of drug related objects, theft by taking and suspended license; failed to appear, bench warrant issued. Ezell Deandre Taylor, theft by receiving stolen property: 12 months probation, restitution and 40 hours community service. Willie B. Colbert, pos session of a Schedule 1 controlled substance and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon: failed to appear, bench warrant issued. VSU announces Fall 2020 graduates Judge Fears handles criminal sentencing here Valdosta State Univer sity recently recognized its graduating class of Fall 2020, which includes several students from Lamar County. Pippin Davis of Barnesville earned a Bachelor of Science in Education in Middle Grades Education, Grades 4-8. Destiny Pilkinton of Yatesville earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication. Kylar Rakestraw of Barnesville earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Health care Administration. Mary Tenney of Barnesville earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication. “1 am incredibly proud of our graduates for having the dedication to overcome countless obstacles, including this ongoing global health crisis, and to finish strong and reach this significant milestone,” said Dr. Richard A. Car- vajal, president of VSU. “1 am similarly so proud of the world-class faculty and staff who supported these students through life-changing teaching, mentoring, advising, research, community en gagement opportunities, and much more on their journey to this special day.” The following cases were adjudicated in La mar superior court Feb. 16 with Judge Bill Fears presiding. Cody Ray Vaughn, burglary, theft by taking, criminal trespass and two counts entering an auto; mental evaluation ordered. Samuel Armando Boyce, conspiracy to commit trading with inmates; failed to appear, bench warrant issued. Lloyd Anthony Shef field, simple battery: not prosecuted. Shedrick Demond Thomas, possession of a firearm by a con victed felon: probation, 40 hours community service, $1000 fine, credit for time served and ban ished from circuit. Ricky Lee Miller, bat tery and obstruction: five years probation, credit for time served, $500 fine plus surcharges, no vio lent contact with victim and mandatory anger management counseling under first offender act. Zion Etheridge, pos session of Adderall and possession of marijuana: three years probation, $500 fine, 80 hours com munity service under first offender act. Brent Allen Wilson, possession of meth and suspended license: three years probation, credit for time served, $750 fine plus surcharges under first offender act. Diazeo Quentez Jones, VGCSA: seven years probation, credit for 26 days time served, $4000 fine plus surcharges and 80 hours community service. Eric J. Coe, escape and two counts theft by tak ing: five years in prison, credit for time served, banished from circuit. Taurean Collier, crimi nal damage to property: three years probation, $500 fine plus sur charges, stay away from victim, credit for 40 days time served under first offender act. Nerry Davis, felony possession of marijuana: five years probation, $100 fine plus surcharg es, credit for three days time served. Tyler Ferraris, pos session of cocaine and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute: three years probation, $1500 fine plus surcharg es, 80 hours community service and banished from circuit. Anthony Culley, pos session of a Schedule 1 controlled substance: three years probation, credit for 23 days time served, $750 fine plus surcharges and banished from circuit. Keith D. Jones, pos session of drug related objects: 12 months pro bation, $500 fine. Tanisha L. McGowan, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute: dead docketed. Brian Riggins, pos session of marijuana with intent to distribute: seven years probation, credit for time served, $7000 fine. Eldrich Allen, posses sion of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of a Schedule 1 controlled substance: seven years probation, credit for time served, $7000 fine. Marcus Lawson, criminal trespass: not prosecuted. Kenneth A. Scott, aggravated assault: 10 years probation, inten sive probation, credit for time served. Justin Rivers, theft by receiving stolen proper ty, use of license plate to conceal identity, fleeing and attempting to elude, suspended license, no proof of insurance,turn signal violation, reckless driving, distracted driv ing, failure to maintain lane and speeding: four years in prison, six years probation, credit for 922 days time served. John Fox, possession of drug related objects and possession of meth: two years probation,$500 fine plus surcharges and 40 hours community ser vice under first offender act. Tyleek Hardaway, obstruction: 12 months probation, $100 fine, 40 hours community service. Robert Haralson, sexual exploitation of children: revoked one year of probation. Thomas H. Flando, en tering an auto and theft by taking: revoked three years probation. Andrew J. Goodman, two counts entering an auto, criminal damage to property, and pos session of a controlled substance: first offender probation revoked, sent to prison. Jason A. Brown, pos session of meth: revoked one year probation. Kristopher Jackson, possession of marijuana: two years probation, $500 fine plus surcharg es. Bradley J. Doke, forg ery and theft by receiv ing stolen property: five years probation, $2450 restitution, 80 hours community service and stay away from victim. Raven Doby, obstruc tion: 12 months proba tion, credit for time served, $200 fine plus surcharges. You will have my undivided attention and locus as Chiel Magistrate Judge "The Magistrate Court is a position of public service and trust that demands the complete focus and full attention of its elected official. If elected, I will serve the people of Lamar County as Chief Magistrate without outside full time business practices and other financial responsibilities that distract from performing the full time service the citizens of Lamar County deserve." - Jeff Mason Elect Jeff Mason Chief Magistrate More than qualified Veteran 82nd Airborne Paratrooper 30 Years Continuous Courtroom Experience College Professor FBI National Academy Graduate Lifelong Coach & Community Volunteer Jeff's solid background and standing in the community continues the public faith in the people's court that will apply the law fairly and without bias or malice Preserving the integrity, trust, and credibility of the Lamar County Magistrate Court Paid for by Jeff Mason for Chief Magistrate