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Former Mayor Mickey Thompson Among 78 Indicted by Grand Jury Today

Former Douglasville Mayor Mickey Thompson and former County Commissioner Freddie Ashmon are among the 78 people indicted by a Douglas County Grand Jury today.

Former Douglasville Mayor Mickey Thompson was indicted today on 91 counts of theft, according to Douglas County District Attorney David McDade's website. Former Douglas County Commissioner Freddie Ashmon was indicted on forgery charges.

The two indictments are among 78 cases a Douglas County Grand Jury indicted today.

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According to McDade's website: the following cases were indicted by the Grand Jury on Friday, Sept. 21:

-  Claud Mitchell Thompson (a.k.a Mickey Thompson), on charges of Theft by Taking (91 Counts)

-  Donald Eugene Glover, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Keianna Rivers and Amicia Shelton, on charges of Aggravated Assault and Obstruction of an Officer

-  Demetrich Edwards and Adrian Abernathy, on charges of Armed Robbery

-  Christopher Wayne Davis, on charges of Aggravated Battery and Criminal Trespass (Family Violence Act)

-  Freddie Ashmon, on charges of Forgery

-  Daphnee Williams Howell, on charges of Theft by Shoplifting

-  Calvin Luther Brown II, on charges of Arson -3rd Degree

-  Tristan Alexander Preston, on charges of Aggravated Child Molestation and Child Molestation

-  Otis Jemison, Jr., on charges of Aggravated Child Molestation

-  Alvin Jones, on charges of Armed Robbery

-  Trey Deshawn Johnson, on charges of Armed Robbery

-  Brentrez McPherson, on charges of Burglary

-  Christopher Charles Butler and Octavious Patrick Myers, on charges of Aggravated Assault and Robbery

-  Robert Lee Smith, on charges of Crossing of Guard Lines with Drugs

-  Taylor Griffin and Matthew Kyle Jones, on charges of Criminal Attempt to Commit a Felony:  Burglary

-  Jada Jawan Goodson, on charges of Cruelty to Children-1st Degree

-  Sandra Lynn Cook, on charges of Homicide by Vehicle -1st Degree (Two Counts)

-  Jarvis Anthony Perlotte, on charges of Burglary

-  Anthony Lamar Huff, on charges of Burglary

-  Paul Westmoreland, on charges of Burglary

-  Dayvon Grant, Sabor Raheem Grant, Itoria Howard and Luvonne Michelle Tarver, on charges of Armed Robbery and Kidnapping

-  Antione Billingsley, Duane Brooks, Jercory Brown, Meredith Cromartie, Rojo Harris, Michael Knight, Raymond Fernando Mitchell, Bello Ooten, Paul Edward Spicer, Jr. and Emmanuel Cole, on charges of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act

-  Gregory Eugene Horton, on charges of Burglary

-  Paul Everatt Duval, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Austin Blake Taylor, on charges of Burglary

-  Anthony Bernard Pinkard, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Carol Rae Pauley, on charges of Violation of Georgia Controlled Substances Act

-  William Jarrett Cagle, on charges of Violation of Georgia Controlled Substances Act

-  Michael Thompson, Sr., on charges of Aggravated Assault (Family Violence Act)

-  Tarrell Ashaun Smith, on charges of Aggravated Assault (Family Violence Act)

-  James McAfee, on charges of Cruelty to Children

-  Jaquan Gandy, on charges of Identity Fraud

-  Phillip David Hunter, on charges of Aggravated Assault and Battery (Family Violence Act)

-  Arvind Sardar, on charges of Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd Degree

-  Morgan Huling, Halli Leighann Liles and Katie Nicole Pate, on charges of Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd Degree

-  Anthony Jermaine Carter, on charges of Robbery by Force, Theft by Taking, Battery and Simple Battery

-  Justin Lee Paden, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  William Jeff Goodman and William Andrew Summerour, on charges of Burglary, Theft by Taking and Theft by Deception

-  John Nathaniel Ladson, on charges of Fleeing or Attempting to Elude Police, Obstruction of an Officer, Reckless Driving and Driving while License Suspended

-  Byhlia Akeem Jones, on charges of Terroristic Threats and Criminal Trespass

-  Timothy Arnett Collins, on charges of False Statements

-  Dennis Gerome Hollimon, on charges of Terroristic Threats, Simple Battery (Family Violence Act) and Cruelty to Children – 1st Degree

-  Ashley Dianne Reed and Gary Dwayne Prestridge, on charges of Burglary, Theft by Taking, Theft by Receiving Stolen Property and Theft by Deception

-  Shameka Kienna Rogers and Jamecia Brianna Barrett, on charges of Theft by Shoplifting and Obstruction of an Officer

-   Damien Rendow Bethune, Donald Joseph Fowler, Nathon Higgins, DeAngelo Sanchez Kidd, Jone Phasavath and Pone Phasavath, on charges of Burglary

-  Jordan Lewis Lyon, on charges of Aggravated Battery

-  Robert Kenneth Vollrath, on charges of Aggravated Battery (Family Violence Act) and Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd Degree

-  Darryl Lee Hardy, on charges of Child Molestation

-  Javaughn Wayne Francis, on charges of Aggravated Battery (Family Violence Act)

-  Steven Neil Harrington, on charges of Aggravated Assault (Family Violence Act) and Battery (Family Violence Act)

-  Austin Tyler Long, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Jose Garcia-Samano, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Noe Castillo, Aaron Carcia, David Gonzalez and Ivan Gonzalez, on charges of Burglary

-  Ronnie Payne, on charges of Aggravated Battery

-  James Hutson, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Michael Wayne Donnelly, on charges of Burglary and Theft by Taking

-  Phillip Malima Kealoha, on charges of Burglary

-  Jamaal Deshon Landry, on charges of Burglary

-  Ronnie Alvin Pollard and Windel Shawn James, on charges of Burglary

-  Justin Dewayne Collier, on charges of Burglary and Theft by Taking

-  Tavares Cartwright and Michael Deandre Mitchell, on charges of Aggravated Battery

-  Charles Brandon Martin, on charges of Fraud in Obtaining Controlled Substance

-  Margaret Crudden, on charges of Terroristic Threats

-  Matthew Trollinger, on charges of Aggravated Assault

-  Tracy Delores Jest, on charges of False Statements made to Obtain/ Increase Unemployment Benefits

-  Deborah Dorse King, on charges of Fraud in Obtaining Controlled Substance

-  Derrick Cofield, on charges of Battery (Family Violence Act)

-  Samantha Adams, on charges of Theft by Deception and Forgery – 1st Degree

-  Tori Armelio Fluitt, Aaron William Johnson-McBride and Nancy Anne Wheeler, on charges of False Identification Document

-  Joshua Lenard Burney, on charges of Aggravated Assault, Terroristic Threats, Discharging Firearm on a Public Highway, Reckless Conduct and Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act

-  Brittany Jartia Jagers, on charges of Criminal Damage to Property – 2nd Degree

-  Oscar David Green, III, on charges of Riot in a Penal Institution

-  Jason Lawayne Smith, on charges of Aggravated Stalking

-  Monty Memis Montrose V, Christopher Gage Parris and Devin Robert Ragsdale, on charges of Criminal Damage to Property -2nd Degree

-  Matthew Wilson Sanders, on charges of Aggravated Assault (Family Violence Act)

-  Samantha Adams, on charges of Identity Fraud

-  Dorothy Young, on charges of Making False Statements


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