Between Saturday, July 10 and Friday, July 16 the Lamar County sheriff’s office made the following arrests:
Christopher Phillip Turner, 18, Barnesville, possession of alcoholic beverage under age 21;
Joshua Doveard Conkle, 28, no residence given, obstruction of an officer;
Tarrance Eugene Maines, 29, Williamson, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana;
Joshua Renard Ford, 22, Concord, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana;
Alfredo Resendiz, 25, Barnesville, driving without a license, following too closely and other charges;
Joseph Lee Smith, 45, Griffin, theft by taking;
Melvin Colbert, 37, Culloden, two counts deposit account fraud;
Rodney Undre Harp, 42, Barnesville, probation violation;
Charlotte O’Neal, 51, Barnesville, gambling;
Tracy Leigh Langford, 38, Barnesville, gambling;
Joseph Anthony Molina, 43, Barnesville, disorderly conduct;
Brandon Lanada Young, 23, Barnesville, failure to appear;
Eric Paul Mack, 37, Senoia, probation violation;
Wendy D. Callahan, 40, The Rock, probation violation;
Johnny Leon Fambro, 29, Milner, driving while license suspended or revoked and weaving over roadway;
Donald Eurell Edge, 55, Barnesville, DUI alcohol and leaving the scene of an accident;
Nathaneal Kerry Laprade, 35, Griffin, child support;
Christopher Ryan Fuller, 21, Newnan, criminal conspiracy, possession of a firearm or knife during a commission of a crime or attempt to commit a crime and other charges;
Charles Leroy Jeffries III, 25, Barnesville, criminal attempt, aggravated assault, criminal solicitation, terroristic threats and acts, possession of a firearm or knife during a commission of a crime or attempt to commit a crime and other charges;
Quindarius Marquez Hall, 18, Barnesville, child molestation;
Robby Lamar Green, 19, Moreland, criminal conspiracy, possession of a firearm or knife during a commission of a crime or attempt to commit a crime and other charges;
Harold Louis Walton, 53, Griffin, DUI alcohol;
Amos Johnson Jr., 64, Macon, probation violation;
Alfredo Resendiz, 25, Barnesville, driving without a license.
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The official Georgia code provides that a person commits the offense of child molestation when he or she does any immoral or indecent act to or in the presence of or with any child under the age of 16 years with the intent to arouse or satisfy the sexual desires of either the child or the person.
I believe the sex offender registry should list the ages and sex of victims, along with the offender's work location(s). Statutory rape between teen love birds should either be off the list or on a secondary list.
Lets say Joe Blow is convicted of child molestation of an 10 year old girl. People know he used to watch Sally Sue after school when she was 10. So people put two and two together and assume that Sally Sue was the victim. If that the information you think should be listed just gave away information that can be used to trace back who the victim was and now what happened to her is no longer a private matter. What you are suggesting is wrong on so many levels.