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Judge Hayward sentences Raquan Dixon to concurrent 12-month terms, issues stern warning about repeated family-violence contacts
Summary
After accepting guilty pleas in three related cases involving the same victim, Judge Tammy Long Hayward sentenced Raquan Lamar Monte Dixon to concurrent 12-month terms to serve and admonished him sharply to cease contact with the victim, warning of additional consequences including possible action on an existing felony probation.
Judge Tammy Long Hayward on March 25 sentenced Raquan Lamar Monte Dixon to concurrent 12-month terms after Dixon pleaded guilty in three Clayton County cases involving the same victim.
The charges addressed during the jail calendar proceedings included simple battery-family-violence, criminal trespass, and battery-family-violence. The state presented factual bases that described repeated incidents at 1018 Gardenwood Drive in Clayton County in 2023 and 2024, including one allegation that the defendant "did pick up the victim, Ms. Jones, and [was] throwing her aggressively," the prosecutor told the court.
Judge Hayward accepted the pleas and imposed 12-month terms to serve on each case to run concurrently. She merged redundant counts where appropriate and instructed the sheriff’s office to calculate credit for time Dixon has already served in custody. The court also required a no-contact order with the identified victim and warned…
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