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Probation revocation hearing set in two weeks for Taj Wedlow after he contests alleged violations
Summary
Taj Brandon Wedlow denied the alleged probation violations and the court scheduled an evidentiary hearing in two weeks so probation and the state can subpoena witnesses and present evidence.
Taj Brandon Wedlow contested allegations in a probation revocation petition filed in State Court of Clayton County and the judge set an evidentiary hearing in two weeks to allow the state and probation to subpoena witnesses. The petition alleges arrests for criminal trespass and obstruction of an officer on July 11, 2025, failure to complete an anger‑management program, and $100 in arrears. Defense counsel Owen Lynch told the court that Wedlow would not stipulate to the violations and requested a hearing. Probation indicated it was ready to proceed but would call witnesses to support the petition. Judge Tammy Long Hayward granted the request for a hearing and directed the probation office and the state to subpoena witnesses and be prepared to present evidence at the continued date. The court made no ruling on the merits at the July 22 appearance and left Wedlow in custody or on current conditions pending the hearing.
