JUNE 6, 2024
PLEAS
State vs. Derrian Lamontez Stone – 12 months each ct. 1: fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, ct. 2: driving while license suspended. Counts to run concurrently for a total of 12 months with the first 30 days served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation.
State vs. Ben Junior Quick – three years ct. 1: possession methamphetamine, 6 months ct. 2: driving while license suspended.
Counts to run concurrently for a total of three years with the first 90 days served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation.
State vs. Ben Junior Quick – three years for the offense of possession methamphetamine with the first 90 days served in confinement. The remainder of sentence to be served on probation. Sentence to run concurrently with existing sentences.
PROBATION MODIFICATIONS
State vs. Felicia Mercer - defendant shall enter into and successfully complete Penfield Addiction Ministries. Defendant shall report directly to Penfield for intake upon release from custody and will successfully complete no less than three months inpatient treatment, abiding by all aftercare required. Upon successful completion she shall return to regular probation supervision as originally ordered (2 cases, same resolution).
State vs. Thomas Earl Buchanan – defendant ordered to remain in the Jones County jail until entry into a State Probation Detention Center where he shall serve 120 days.
He shall receive credit toward detention center time from 6/6/24. Upon completion, he shall return to probation supervision as previously ordered. All conditions now special.
State vs. Brandon James Morton – defendant shall be given credit for time already served in the Jones County jail beginning 5/23/24. Upon release, defendant shall provide proof of acceptance into VA program within 45 days of release from the Jones County jail and enroll in any recommended treatment. All conditions now special.
State vs. Steve Gregory Wiggins – two years of his case revoked to be served in the state prison system. Upon completion, the remainder of case shall terminate.
State vs. Richard James McDonald – defendant ordered to serve 60 days in the Jones County jail with credit for time already served since 4/25/24 in the Bibb County jail. Defendant to be released at the discretion of the sheriff. Defendant shall not be placed on unsupervised supervision for two years. End date 12/26/29. All conditions now special.
State vs. Kendall Ulysses Jordan – defendant shall be revoked 2 years to state penal system. Upon release, defendant’s probation balance shall terminate.
Defendant shall receive credit for time served in Jones County jail beginning 5/16/24.
State vs. Richard James McDonald – defendant shall be ordered to serve 60 days in the Jones County jail with credit for time already served since 4/25/24 in the Bibb County jail. Defendant shall be released at the discretion of the sheriff.
The defendant shall not be placed on unsupervised supervision for two years.
End date 1/24/30. All conditions now special.
State vs. Jerry Tyro Briscoe – defendant ordered to remain in the Jones County jail until entry into a state probation detention center where he will serve 180 days. He shall receive credit toward the detention center time from 6/6/24. Upon completion, he shall return to regular probation supervision as previously ordered. All conditions now special.
State vs. Ben Junior Quick – defendant is adjudicated guilty and shall be sentenced to three years probation with 90 days to serve in the Jones County jail. Credit for time served since his 5/30/24 arrest.
Defendant shall be released at the discretion of the sheriff. Upon release, defendant shall enroll and complete the Matrix program. He shall also return to active supervision upon release from the Jones County jail.
