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Antonio Woodard - Gunman Found Guilty

ANTONIO DONEZ WOODARD, 37, of Warner Robins, GA, was convicted by a Houston County jury of one count each of Aggravated Assault and Possession of a Firearm During a Crime. Judge Edward D. Lukemire sentenced Woodard to twenty-five (25) years and ordered him to serve the first eighteen (18) years in prison. Upon his release from prison, Woodard will have to pay a $1,000.00 fine, will be banned from possessing firearms, and will be banished from Houston County and all contiguous counties. Woodard will not be eligible for parole because he is a convicted felon.

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Former Centerville Employee Pleads Guilty to Theft

CINNAMON ADAMS HOVEZAK, age 32, plead guilty on February 4, 2013, in Houston Superior Court to one count of Theft by Taking by a Fiduciary and one count of Computer Forgery. Judge Edward D. Lukemire sentenced Hovezak to Twenty (20) years on probation. Conditions of her probation include no crimes of theft or forgery and not holding any job that involves the handling of accounts or customer/employer funds. Lastly, Hovezak was also ordered to pay $24,000 in restitution to the City of Centerville.

 

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J.D. SOLOMON

Career Criminal Sentenced to 20 years for Burglary

J.D. Solomon, 53, of Warner Robins, GA was found guilty in Houston Superior Court of Burglary on Tuesday, February 5, 2013, following a two-day jury trial. Solomon was sentenced to twenty (20) years and ordered to serve the first fifteen (15) years in prison without the possibility of parole. In addition to the prison time, Solomon was also banished from Houston County and all contiguous counties upon his release.

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Jay Aultman gets 20 years for bank robbery

JAY AULTMAN, age 45, was sentenced on January 17, 2013, in Houston County Superior Court for one count ofRobbery by Intimidation. Judge Katherine K. Lumsden sentenced Aultman to Twenty (20) years and ordered that he serve Fifteen (15) years in prison. In addition, Aultman was ordered to pay restitution and to have no contact with the victims of the crime.

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Marcus Anderson guilty of Trafficking Cocaine

Earlier today, a Houston County Jury found Marcus Jerome Anderson, 38, of Moultrie, Georgia, guilty of Trafficking in Cocaine in excess of 200 grams. The trial began on Monday, January 14, 2013 with jury selection and the evidence was presented over the next two days. The jury deliberated for almost four hours before reaching its verdict. 
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Antoine Manigan gets 20 years in prison

Antoine Manigan gets 20 years in prison

ANTOINE MANIGAN, 35, of 103 Marcia Court, Warner Robins, pleaded guilty today in Houston Superior Court to two counts of Child Molestation and was sentenced to 30 years. He was ordered to spend the first 20 years in prison. Upon release, Manigan will be subject to rigorous sex offender conditions and may not have any contact with the victim.

In March of 2011, a 13-year old female disclosed that the Defendant got into bed with her. The victim woke up to find the defendant placing his hand on her genital area. The Defendant told the girl to pull down her pants but she refused. Instead, the victim told the Defendant that she wanted to go back to sleep. Defendant then pulled down the 13-year old victim’s shorts, put on a condom and had sex with the victim.

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Clements/Sybert Case Information

Sentencing for all three cases is set for Today, 8/29/2012 at 3:30PM in Houston County Superior Court Courtroom 4. Below are links to different news stories and interviews about the case. Look for sentencing info to be posted here when it becomes available.

Macon.com:
http://www.macon.com/2012/08/28/2152666/warner-robins-man-facing-life.html

13WMAZ:
http://www.13wmaz.com/news/local/article/193730/153/Joni-Clements-Sister-Reacts-To-Verdict 
http://warnerrobins.13wmaz.com/news/news/74771-james-clements-guilty-all-counts 
http://www.13wmaz.com/crime/article/193142/351/Opening-Statements-in-Clements-Murder-Trial 

NewsCentralGA.com:
http://www.newscentralga.com/news/local/Murder-For-Hire-Mastermind-to-Face-Sentencing--167762885.html 

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