Upcoming Zone 4
Cases Summary
|
Defendant
Name |
Charge &
Community |
Date/Time |
Location |
Previous
Convictions |
|
Andre Lewis |
Burglary
Campbellton Rd. |
Monday June 21st
@ 9:30 am |
Courtroom 1C, Fulton County
Courthouse, 185 Central Ave |
7 previous felony
convictions |
|
Tommy Brooks |
Burglary
Peyton
Forest |
Tuesday June 22nd
@ 1:00 pm |
Fulton County Jail Courtroom, 901
Rice Street |
None |
|
Demetrius
Johnson |
Burglary
Peyton
Forest |
Tuesday June 22nd
@ 1:00 pm |
Fulton County Jail Courtroom, 901
Rice Street |
1 previous burglary from
January 2010 |
|
George Axam |
Burglary
Peyton
Forest Elementary |
Monday June
28th
@ 9:30 am |
Courtroom 1C, Fulton County
Courthouse, 185 Central Ave |
1 previous
conviction |
|
David Smith |
Burglary
Mt. Airy
Dr./Beecher Hills/Audubon Forest |
Thursday June 24th
@ 1:00 pm |
Fulton County Jail Courtroom, 901
Rice Street |
4 previous burglary
convictions |
State v. Andre Lewis
Plea & Arraignment
Monday June 21, 2010 9:30 am
Courtroom 1C of the Fulton County Courthouse, 185 Central Ave.
On March 8, 2010 Atlanta
Police Department officers saw the defendant Andre Lewis walking out of a
convenience store located at 3131 Campbellton Road holding merchandise belonging
to the store. The store had been broken into with a sledge hammer.
The defendant was charged for the crime. This defendant has several
previous convictions including 2003 Burglary; 2003 criminal attempt to
commit burglary; 1999 Entering Auto; 1998 Burglary (2 counts); 1981 Burglary;
1982 Burglary; 1985 Burglary. The state will ask for a minimum of 20 years
to serve 15 years.
State v. Tommy Brooks;
George Axam & Demetrius Johnson
Tuesday June 22, 2010 1:00 pm
in Fulton County Jail, 901 Rice Street
& Monday June 28th at 9:30 am in courtroom 1C of
the Fulton County Courthouse, 185 Central Ave.
On May
23, 2010 officers responded to an alarm call after Tommy Brooks was seen inside
of Peyton Forest Elementary School via camera surveillance. School police
saw Brooks exiting the media center carrying a desktop computer. He was
arrested after he attempted to flee. Brooks broke the front window of the
school to enter and damaged several school projectors costing thousands of
dollars while trying to remove them from the school. Later the same
evening, defendants George Axam and Demetrius Johnson were seen walking out of
Peyton Forest elementary carrying a flat screen television belonging to the
school. APD Zone 4 officers were dispatched to the location and the
defendant's were arrested. Defendant Demetrius Johnson has a burglary
conviction from January 2010 where he received 3 years on probation for a
burglary at Turner Middle School last July. This case has two court dates
because some defendants are in custody and some are not.
State v. David
Smith
Thursday June 24, 2010 1:00 pm
in Fulton County Jail, 901 Rice Street
On May 24,
2010 officers were dispatched to Mount Airy Drive for a burglary call where
defendant Smith was seen exiting a home with the owner's appliances.
Defendant Smith told officers he was doing construction for the owner but later
admitted he was not permitted to take the items. Smith was arrested and
charged with Burglary. The defendant has several previous burglary
convictions including a January 5, 2010 conviction for burglary in which he
received 10 years on probation. He also has burglary convictions from 1991
(2 cases), 1992, and 1994. The state will be requesting extensive jail
time for this case.
If you are interested in
attending any of these CourtWatch dates, please contact Janet Martin, CourtWatch
Coordinator at courtwatch@fultoncountyga.gov or
404.699.5297. Free parking is available at the Turner Field Orange Lot
with free shuttle service to and from the Courthouse. There are two free
parking lots at the Rice Street
Jail. Cell phones are not
allowed in the Jail.
If you are interested in
additional information about the Citizens' CourtWatch, please contact Janet
Martin.
LaDawn Blackett
Jones
Fulton County District Attorney's
Office
Director of Community Prosecution/Zone 4 Community
Prosecutor
404-699-5294 (direct)
404-224-2041 (fax)
