Superior Court Motions

MAY 12, 2022

PLEAS

State vs. Tiffany Monique Beasley – seven years cts. 1-3: theft by shoplifting and 12 months ct. 4: possession of drug related objects. Counts to run concurrently for a total of seven years to be served on probation.

State vs. Hubert Allen Rudd – one year ct. 1: fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, five years ct. 2: theft by receiving stolen property, four years ct. 3: possession methamphetamine, 12 months possession marijuana less than ounce. Count 1 to run concurrently to any existing sentences, counts 2,3 & 4 to run consecutively to count 1 for a total of 10 years with the first 18 months served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation. Defendant to receive credit for time served from 10/19/20.

State vs. Clyde Ronald Haynes III – 10 years for the offense of aggravated stalking with the first 45 days served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation.

State vs. Tyler Thomas Galvin – three years each ct.1: possession of schedule I controlled substance and ct. 2: possession methamphetamine. Counts to run concurrently for a total of three years to be served on probation.

State vs. Shasta Marie Jones – three years ct. 1: possession methamphetamine, 12 months ct. 2: reckless conduct, three years ct. 3: possession schedule IV controlled substance, 12 months ct. 4: possession marijuana less than ounce. Counts to run concurrently for a total of three years to be served on probation.

State vs. Harley Rae Cross – three years ct. 1: possession methamphetamine, 12 months each ct. 2: no proof insurance and ct. 3: expired tag. Counts to run concurrently for a total of three years. Sentence to be served on probation.

State vs. Willie Earl Sanders Jr. – 12 months ct. 1: failure to maintain lane and ct. 2: possession marijuana less than ounce, three years ct. 3: possession methamphetamine. Counts to run concurrently for a total of three years. Defendant to receive credit for times served from 10/16/18 to 10/16/21. State vs. Donell Saverick Williams – two years

State vs. Donell Saverick Williams – two years for the offense of possession schedule I controlled substance. Sentence to be served on probation.

State vs. Javarian Martez Roberson – 20 years each two counts Violation of Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Counts to run concurrently for a total of 20 years with the first two years served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation. Defendant to received credit for time served from 1/18/19.

State vs. John Wayne Childers – 20 years ct. 1: aggravated assault family violence, five years ct. 2: false imprisonment. Counts to run concurrently for a total of 20 years with the first three years served in confinement and the remainder of sentence to be served on probation. Defendant to receive time served from 3/14/19.

State vs. Misty Lee Havis – 12 months each ct. 1: lesser included offense of terroristic threats misdemeanor and ct. 3: public drunkenness. Count 3 to run consecutively to count 1 for a total of 24 months. Sentence to be served on probation.

PROBATION MODIFICATIONS

State vs. Tommy Williams – defendant is ordered to time already served in jail and return to regular probation supervision. He shall be ordered to attend and complete Matrix and MRT Classes as directed by his community supervision officer.

State vs. Kendall Ulysses Jordan – defendant is ordered to enter into and successfully complete the Macon Day Reporting Center and any aftercare. Upon completion, the defendant is to return to probation as previously ordered.

State vs. Brooke Kirstie Monford – defendant is ordered to serve 90 days in the Jones County jail with credit for time already served in jail. She shall be released at the discretion of the sheriff. Upon release, she shall return to regular probation supervision as previously ordered.

State vs. Shasta Jones – defendant shall be assessed, and, if appropriate, enter into and successfully complete the Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit ATCC Program. Defendant shall abide by all rules and conditions of the program. Defendant is and remains under probation supervision as previously ordered. If not approved for the ATCC program, defendant shall enter and successfully complete a THOR approved inpatient drug treatment program within 30 days of her denial for the ATCC program. All condition are now special.