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Probation Officer Chang told the court she had received community-service logs and letters purportedly from the Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS) signed by an individual identified as M. Chopin. When court staff contacted CPACS management, CPACS's leadership said that the employee in question had not been authorized to sign off on service hours and had left CPACS in 2023. CPACS's program manager and another staffer told probation staff the organization had no record of the hours as submitted, and CPACS said its only authorized signatory for community-service verification was a different staff member.

Archie told the court she believed she had been working in good faith for remote community-service opportunities, that she had completed activities such as food and clothing drives and toy distributions, and that she had turned in the paperwork she was given. She said she was not aware the individual had been unauthorized and volunteered to redo the hours if necessary.

Judge Hayward told Archie the court would give her the benefit of the doubt but insisted on verifiable documentation. The court ordered Archie to complete the outstanding 240 hours of community service (or provide verifiable documentation of work already performed) and scheduled a status check 45 days later. The judge warned that filing fraudulent or forged documentation with a government agency would be treated seriously and could lead to felony charges. Archie was released with credit for time served and directed to report to probation intake on the court's schedule.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clayton State 304's Personal Meeting Room","oneSentenceSummary","Probation staff said community-service logs submitted by Kiara Simone Archie could not be verified by the named provider; the court allowed Archie to redo 240 hours, ordered a 45-day status check, and warned that submitting falsified documentation could lead to felony prosecution.","taxTitle","Clayton County State Court 304, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66308,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273070,"Judge grants state motion to revoke Gabriel Shealy's bond after no-contact-order violations alleged",2180,7360000,9540000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35&start=7360&end=9540","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35/thumbnail_7360000.jpg","/articles/6273070/Texas/Judge-grants-state-motion-to-revoke-Gabriel-Shealys-bond-after-no-contact-order-violations-alleged","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273070-fee635b9704125ec5a6ee7b8c131cb3a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771091121&Signature=XADiBuAKW1vE1GyHge74FEH67YObGXOiwafjT-sM1A1GHLAFlbm3WZrzCJ5KnukIIk28vwsAC6Mb9lvaIvZYXriVAIky1HelqblSGA8Gt6GVRPY03hcQbszv-6btSym0jhzvcDJjDiRwohDIFxsD2zo-JE1bohLq6DoUVkFplpO92wBmoMT5pm4Anj1P88wQ43gbGrGkyqqVuE3sQogGu73TRUZ1HQiv2HJ5NlxGOHa9Xq2DRc307A6~8ognMiQC~EPRlrd1KQn-6comz00K2i2d44kQokWZSmsM7L9FNy6l9vGdrfuW-kXCLAM0mZdXpqCrWuFEvGcj~DlULtCTKw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Tammy Long Hayward granted the state's motion to revoke the bond of Gabriel Shealy at a hearing on April 15, 2025, after prosecutors presented a magistrate bond order and two Clayton County officers testified.

Officer Devin Gosston and Officer Shavanna Lamar testified for the state. Gosston testified he responded to the Pine Glen Drive address and that the alleged victim, identified as Geneva Jackson in the record, had a no-contact order and documentation indicating Shealy should not return to that address. Officer Lamar also testified about prior calls and said the defendant had been observed intoxicated and disruptive and had run from officers during initial contact on one occasion. Prosecutors pointed to a bond condition entered in April 2023 that included a stay-away requirement and a condition that the defendant not violate the law while on bond.

Defense counsel argued mitigation but did not present witnesses. After hearing argument the court found the record sufficient to revoke bond. The judge admonished the defendant that continuing to return to protected locations and to be involved in violent or intoxication-related incidents in the presence of family members would lead to detention. The motion to revoke was granted and the court ordered the defendant detained pending further proceedings.

The court also noted the bond order (filed May 2023 and signed by the magistrate) expressly prohibited return to the Pine Glen Drive premises and required the defendant not to violate laws while on bond. The state requested and the court took judicial notice of the magistrate bond order in the file.","After the state presented a magistrate bond order and officer testimony, Judge Hayward granted the state's motion to revoke Gabriel Shealy's bond. Prosecutors relied on a no-contact/stay-away order and testimony that Shealy returned to the prohibited location.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273077,"State Court takes guilty pleas and nolo contendere pleas in multiple cases during April 15 arraignment calendar",3330,390000,3720000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35&start=390&end=3720","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35/thumbnail_390000.jpg","/articles/6273077/Texas/State-Court-takes-guilty-pleas-and-nolo-contendere-pleas-in-multiple-cases-during-April-15-arraignment-calendar","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273077-b440ff081738a970dcdd588b1d17473f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771091121&Signature=W22DRDl5Wtl-Xyq3xp7nLtZUZqcDQhDwJ2BCxAEGKvhCXQdevROo~Bk0c-tdGiZMd28esJSAcAgDsdlKcKhHtj4xbmY80BS9yh4kZiiR9336nSwqc-YKJ~-gmLjXK2ayans-vWOZND3ivCR18IPsBKQiB88yajHVIRTExNEYowEp1FZtiyac7oZwzpN7UsrHU~kVdYvymc1kJaTDnR4CgSjkBhbCmcrbEDmSAgWulqpsSRMK1pnNx-DcYMaXpyrx-6IcECrSQxwauzcKeDmc4rWydKOygxkR2rBnV8ftBZuw1rkve0MskDjzfOLufDbrIsGrynoZ7wA6T9iGBjOIxA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","State Court Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted a series of pleas during the April 15 jail and arraignment calendar and imposed sentences ranging from suspended jail time with probation to fines and community service.

Among the outcomes: Jesse Deocean Morris (case 2021CR07922) pleaded guilty to DUI per se; Judge Hayward sentenced him to 12 months, with 24 hours credited for time served, the balance suspended and probated with a $500 fine, 40 hours of community service, a substance-abuse evaluation and completion of a risk-reduction course. Defense counsel Taz Taylor told the court the case dated from 2019 and asked the court to accept the negotiated sentence. The judge said of the offense: “what you did was reprehensible. You could have hurt yourself. You could have hurt someone else. You could have killed someone.”

Marisha Cooper (2021CR08269) pleaded guilty to theft by shoplifting; the court accepted a negotiated recommendation of 12 months probation, a theft-prevention course and 40 hours of community service under the First Offender Act; the state said it would prepare a bench warrant recall because Cooper had an outstanding warrant related to address issues.

Other pleas and dispositions recorded on the calendar included negotiated pleas and nolo contendere pleas to criminal trespass and related misdemeanors for defendants including Antoine Marquis Martin (2025CR03229) — plea to criminal trespass with the state dismissing a public-transportation charge and recommending 12 months with 50 days credit for time served and conditions not to return to the incident location — and several defendants charged with trespass at airport or retail locations who received probationable or suspended sentences contingent on avoiding the specified locations.

In each plea colloquy the judge explained rights forfeited by a plea (jury trial, confrontation, burden of proof) and accepted factual bases supplied by prosecutors or officers. Several defendants were given credit for time served and told to report to probation staff for intake and supervision. The court repeatedly reminded defendants that failure to report for probation can result in arrest and revocation of First Offender protections.

The hearing also included a number of bond matters and motions that were heard separately; several cases were continued while counsel and probation staff worked through logistics. The court offered community resources such as Covenant House information when young defendants indicated housing instability.","On April 15, 2025, Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted pleas in a string of cases on the jail calendar. Sentences included suspended portions, probation, community-service requirements and, in at least one case, First Offender status.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6273081,"Clayton County judge revokes bond for Marquelius McNabb after state presents witnesses",3864,5656000,9520000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35&start=5656&end=9520","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3005386-cdc55b47143ad61f5806165175bf5a35/thumbnail_5656000.jpg","/articles/6273081/Texas/Clayton-County-judge-revokes-bond-for-Marquelius-McNabb-after-state-presents-witnesses","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6273081-d2c9f721478b7dc7eda03dd212c00315/orig.mp4?Expires=1771091121&Signature=Pt4FkkIxVSka-hj4pfJ11ovdy5EwDmow6~T4uAo9Zp6IHY9VT0x9hFHqhQF9tfcbIU25RfITOzAdnms3lQaWKIqFk56drynlr5lv0Pg4eKzdpwttkx6Xj~5JwstuPzIWNVLWpCUygJZLbo73g0ZotgpAycBtcpWCCmPHt8cQefTcaS0xwxixDOEW5MFod5x0F0pN0VuVf8UsMV1uvdh2EajvKugU72xYXTOGeiLftoq8IhMsvmq3t6P86oYIfw0Yr-qEM0Ae2w5gJXFCpmpsdcGOr5wLZW4kl9aJzE12t8Kh7VTHMrV314VzB~qnKxrTJliXV5R9CU4ccm~JQ9ktgA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Tammy Long Hayward revoked the bond of Marquelius McNabb on April 15, 2025, after the state presented testimony that McNabb had new criminal charges arise while previously released on bond from earlier matters.

The state, represented at hearing by Deputy Chief Shariah Ponder, called Trooper Ulysses Angeles and Officer Leon Covington and presented victim testimony to support a motion to revoke bond in case 2022CR00704 and related matters. Trooper Angeles testified he responded to a domestic-violence call on Aug. 17, 2023, and observed injuries he described as a cut and a bruise; Officer Covington testified he had responded to an April 2023 incident and verified a criminal-trespass warning in the Clayton County database. Prosecutors argued those contacts and the later charges violated a December 2021 bond condition that Mr. McNabb not “violate any laws while on bond” and to stay away from certain persons.

Defense counsel, identified in the record as Mr. Lynch, urged caution and argued there was no clear showing McNabb knowingly or intentionally placed himself in contact with persons covered by the bond condition; he also emphasized McNabb’s employment and lack of new arrests since August 2023. The judge pressed both sides on whether McNabb had been put on explicit notice of the bond conditions and whether returning to a leasing office to address an allegedly burglarized apartment constituted willful violation.

After argument, Judge Hayward ruled the state had met its burden and ordered McNabb taken into custody. The judge said she understood the family circumstances raised by defense but expressed concern about repeated, violent-related contacts and said the court would not leave the earlier bond in place given the record.

The court ordered the clerk to prepare the written order memorializing the revocation and instructed the state to prepare an order for the record. McNabb was physically taken into custody at the hearing’s close and held pending further proceedings in his multiple pending cases.","After a multi-witness hearing, State Court Judge Tammy Long Hayward revoked Marquelius McNabb’s bond, finding the state had shown he picked up new offenses while previously out on bond. McNabb was taken into custody pending resolution of multiple cases.","actionData","errors"]

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