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Prosecutors told the court that in February 2025 officers responded to 7465 Davidson Parkway on a domestic-violence call with physical abuse. Officers observed Simmons walking near the incident and attempted to contact him; prosecutors said he fled, jumped fences and produced a firearm-like object while pointing it at his head. The police report recorded that Simmons indicated he would shoot himself in the head; officers described the object as an airsoft BB gun and said they did not retrieve it because the defendant could not specify where he left it.

The court accepted Simmons’s guilty plea to counts 1 and 2 and sentenced him to 12 months with 30 days to serve (credit for time served) and the balance suspended; the obstruction-related fine of $300 was suspended, the judge said, conditioned on no new law violations.

Judge Tammy Long Hayward asked for clarification about the gun and the prosecutor confirmed the report described the device as an airsoft BB gun and that officers were unable to recover it. The judge approved the plea and set the sentence to run with credit for time served.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clayton State 304's Personal Meeting Room","oneSentenceSummary","Jason Omari Simmons pleaded guilty May 20 to obstruction and related charges after officers said he ran from a domestic scene, jumped fences and displayed an object he later described as an airsoft BB gun while threatening self-harm. The court accepted the plea and imposed jail credit and a suspended fine.","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},6234734,"State Court revokes probation and orders jail or restitution in two cases",484,4492000,4976000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb&start=4492&end=4976","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb/thumbnail_4492000.jpg","/articles/6234734/Texas/State-Court-revokes-probation-and-orders-jail-or-restitution-in-two-cases","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6234734-bb64fd3bc0f9746320aea2c299b63764/orig.mp4?Expires=1771194444&Signature=bqskNsWb4SqK~Kw9iOCDKxUezt1NeCAyelOf-24X7HXzoSEynWdOaKd~ikmLHxRAwhdw04voZQvTV3ZPr2KDAYpkzzRTFirZmj5quXOFA3y3UNg0LlW0-5PwH7LJY1zgFcA4Fifqq-vBq6MZ34iY~2TESnhZN6iyM5PpIwaA12TxM-1p8vyVcAwJXEz-xC11IqL-O33UUWiUEXMfy-TqkD9NTaUWF28PqXzB4gzDhUvxCMX43FRtAsIyg6dscMxlHb88NBVyUa7oTgUIO8kQBgXKIPzED3RCE3n3gZHGCF3kQpKVqAXlc103pNL8VMywKUrvlRng-uFNT1~BemDlDA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The State Court of Clayton County on May 20 resolved multiple probation matters, revoking part or all of probation in two cases and setting terms for release or payment.

The court revoked 60 days of probation for Henry Lee Carroll III after the petition described a May 7 arrest for criminal trespass, missed probation reporting, an uncompleted theft-prevention class and $50 in outstanding fees. Probation recommended a 60-day revocation, credit for time served since May 7, and closing the case; the court accepted that recommendation and ordered Carroll to serve 60 days at the Clayton County jail, after which the case will be dismissed, per the court's announcement.

In a separate matter, the court addressed Philip Yaron Whitaker’s outstanding obligations stemming from a 2022 disorderly-conduct sentence on probation. The court found numerous missed probation reports and arrearages totaling $872 as outlined on the record. Probation recommended revoking the remaining balance of probation, and the court ordered revocation with a release condition: Whitaker may be released upon payment of $472 in restitution to the Office of Probation Services or upon serving the full revoked time. The court directed counsel to coordinate with family and the probation office on payment logistics.

Judge Long Hayward told both defendants that regular reporting to probation and timely payments are necessary to avoid repeated returns to custody: \"The quickest way to get rearrested is to fail to complete your probation reports,\" she said in admonitions during the calendar.

The court scheduled follow-up coordination between defense counsel, the DA's office and probation to resolve outstanding documentation and to determine whether any matters required transfer or further motions.","During the May 20 arraignment and jail calendar, Judge Tammy Long Hayward revoked probation for Henry Lee Carroll III and set a revocation plan for Philip Whitaker that requires either payment of restitution or serving the remaining probation time.",{"_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},6234738,"Man pleads guilty after allegedly elbowing officer during traffic stop; ordered community service and jail credit",203,2488000,2691000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb&start=2488&end=2691","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb/thumbnail_2488000.jpg","/articles/6234738/Texas/Man-pleads-guilty-after-allegedly-elbowing-officer-during-traffic-stop-ordered-community-service-and-jail-credit","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6234738-12c6925be5ea04171a7b5c347147b6a2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771194444&Signature=olADPk~-e9OwPR1O0iFE9n1YoQCDuS0xZCxGjCAUsO22vx3aBuptbn-P5K7YUZKxTSLL6Tx691laEs3C5bKZ06~oSZtv2clyRl50OirTvvm3FksMSXlXZIzqclj7nTI9Rdy0f1OroKBchcrRSgdTXnkh9xjUGOiurlL-d6C2QkCG~GY0i2ELfrXqX1wpHTJ-PTI0UYjDWsg6puiPCvO8scgOhPKlBMpDcb38-QmLDTrLpfmBn-4t6ad9mvJHSUYRi-cSVTn1qtPa4LHehhq28DxX7pYFuT8g84Qgp1xD1GV0FC3GbQEwBR~G7LqhSD3NT~3cpl~y59fgXwjgUtG3~A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Talik Bernard Grant pleaded guilty May 20 in State Court of Clayton County to simple battery on a police officer and obstruction following an April traffic stop, the prosecutor said.

Prosecutors told the court officers initiated a traffic stop at Tiger Way and Traditions Lane, observing Grant fail to stop at a stop sign and driving without insurance. The prosecutor said a confrontation occurred when officers attempted to have a wrecker collect Grant's vehicle; during the disturbance Grant elbowed Officer Khateeb in the side of the head as officers attempted to separate him from the vehicle.

Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted the negotiated plea. On count 1 (simple battery on a police officer) the court sentenced Grant to 12 months with 17 days to serve, credit for time served and the balance probated with 100 hours of community service. The court imposed a $300 fine for obstruction, and suspended fines for the no-insurance and stop-sign counts ($200 and $100 suspended, respectively).

Defense counsel Mr. Lynch asked the court to accept the recommendation. The judge admonished Grant that \"you cannot win a traffic argument on the side of the road\" and warned that compliance with probation and ensuring valid insurance and licensing are necessary steps to avoid future criminal exposure.

The court directed that counts run concurrent as noted and returned Grant to custody pending processing.","Talik (Talik) Grant pleaded guilty May 20 to simple battery on a police officer and obstruction after a traffic stop in April. The court sentenced him to jail credit, probation and community service and imposed fines for related traffic offenses.",{"_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},6234741,"Man pleads guilty to family-violence battery; judge orders 24-week intervention program",482,1839000,2321000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb&start=1839&end=2321","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb/thumbnail_1839000.jpg","/articles/6234741/Texas/Man-pleads-guilty-to-family-violence-battery-judge-orders-24-week-intervention-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6234741-6b66343cffc27618ce57f3e122040d96/orig.mp4?Expires=1771194444&Signature=LOkxLug5elIx6Q73E7DH1VAnkV0fI6JWxTWJ~sPDTrcfM0LuU-Ipsp75Fmz9uQ-1nrMjktZrZYslaBLjoEC~7OWOb35nFT-Sn9aczl6H5iKc5k8Pba835OIX36u5CkjyAnN8SfXTPnK3MxAOOH-E5src2rswFgc5cMJ835hN3it7cTXOiYYLotnwd9crFF0eg97v80k2xDp6x4v0BcijrIO~lDawx7q8tH8ggAuPnUD9DJkgkK2ZAHvrcEl2gy2whr46VK-WwuVc2USDSBP9NBJxdkb4cvhzaO7P2uz5~oVya6jZZx0ku4IALvIB~iFMILYBtcfs5JIIF~KoGuTHQA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Keith Gatewood pleaded guilty May 20 in State Court of Clayton County to family-violence battery after the state said he struck the victim, identified in court as Raven Navarro, with a 1-by-4 wooden board.

Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted a negotiated plea to count 1 and sentenced Gatewood to 12 months with 23 days to serve credited to time served; the balance was probated with a requirement to enroll and complete a family violence intervention program, and to pay a fine of $300 (surcharges raised the total). Counts 2, 3 and 4 merged into count 1, the court said.

The prosecutor told the court officers responded in April 2025 to a report at 2125 Mount Zion Parkway, where they learned Gatewood had struck Navarro in the back of the right arm, causing visible bruising. The prosecutor said the victim’s name and spelling in the report were Raven Navarro.

Gatewood told the court the offense began after an altercation with the victim; he apologized and said she had struck him first. The judge admonished both parties and urged counseling if they intended to marry: \"If y'all really do intend to get married, y'all need to have some counseling,\" she said, calling the conduct unacceptable.

The court described the family-violence intervention program as a 24-week course that addresses communication and domestic-violence prevention; the judge warned Gatewood that missing classes could result in having to start the program over. The sentence includes restrictions on violent or harassing contact with the victim and standard probation reporting requirements.

The prosecutor asked for credited jail time and the negotiated sentence; defense counsel Mr. Lynch confirmed Gatewood's desire to accept the recommendation.","Keith Gatewood pleaded guilty May 20 to family-violence battery after admitting he struck his fiancée with a 1-by-4 wooden board. Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted the plea, ordered jail credit and a 24-week family violence intervention program among other conditions.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6234742,"Woman with 0.241 BAC pleads guilty to second DUI; judge orders short jail term and probation",565,178000,743000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb&start=178&end=743","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3410255-0260d5c2c2ad7caaf27a5c5f0438a4eb/thumbnail_178000.jpg","/articles/6234742/Texas/Woman-with-0241-BAC-pleads-guilty-to-second-DUI-judge-orders-short-jail-term-and-probation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6234742-c3c0c256b4f68f9434acffe6e431c274/orig.mp4?Expires=1771194444&Signature=SJggbcSjWk38NIK9R8ZrxPcXw~dy-6L5-0bPleQx9fEP~3Przo7Jcf0X~xeREknucQRX2akTwDLWaW3N6vq894BnjoLySJHm4R65kvmOA3xUE~pPmFFZmi7shpTE2OPLnmihndRjomobWvXFsQptQLQ1kuCg4nls3SaWx9QbtKHGvSktxWfhSkU5cF8BDv5YQ1L2x7qUyYPioMpZqf9QvRQT52lul~41~uXA68TCGF0w6vsXLRLlboMgk09QrBwohXOkGwqiVJzVPeqo41XqlmNequoEKXhV7RNzXkr2bkr7nf0qOIy3kQhKFYFD3MzkVAAl9bReqTGArdr2s7giAw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Latoya Denise Buckley pleaded guilty May 20 in Clayton County State Court to driving under the influence after a blood sample taken in July 2021 returned a 0.241 result, the prosecutor said.

Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted the plea, ordered 12 months to serve with credit for three days already served, and placed the balance on probation. The sentence includes a substance-abuse evaluation and any recommended treatment, 40 hours of community service, random alcohol and drug testing, a DUI risk-reduction course and a $500 fine; the judge said surcharges will increase the total owed.

The state described the July 16, 2021, investigation as beginning in the parking lot of a Church's Chicken, where officers were told Buckley had fallen asleep in a drive-through lane and had ``slurred eyes, which were glossy and bloodshot,'' and that she admitted to drinking. The prosecutor said officers read Buckley Georgia's implied-consent warning and obtained a blood sample that yielded a 0.241 BAC.

Defense attorney Mr. Lynch confirmed his client would enter the negotiated plea. The prosecutor characterized the offense as a second DUI in Buckley’s lifetime; during the plea colloquy the court noted the high BAC and urged Buckley to seek treatment. The court instructed Buckley to meet with probation staff immediately to address reporting, treatment and any transportation issues.

The judge told Buckley, ``The quickest way to get rearrested is to fail to complete your probation reports,'' and asked her to contact probation if she anticipated compliance problems.

Count 2 was merged into count 1 for sentencing, the court said.","Latoya Denise Buckley pleaded guilty May 20 in State Court of Clayton County to a driving-under-the-influence offense after a blood test showed a 0.241 blood-alcohol reading. Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted the negotiated plea and imposed a short jail term, probation and treatment conditions.","actionData","errors"]

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