55-year-old Michael McClain violated the order of protection that Keesha Daree McClain had against him multiple times between July 2nd and July 17th. Keesha called officers to her Paddington Way residence and advised them of the protection order, which they verified with DCSO and confirmed that it had been continued until July 25th, 2025. Then, Keesha further explained that on July 2nd, when Michael had been served the order of protection, she went to a Mexican restaurant and saw Michael drive by. She added that on July 7th, while she was at Starwood, Michael arrived there. Then, Keesha told officers that on July 10th, around 11 p.m., she ate with a friend at Whataburger on Century Farms Parkway. She said that she parked her car and ate inside her friend’s vehicle, which was when Michael drove up and parked beside her vehicle. Keesha said Michael was trying to look inside her vehicle, which made her think she had a tracker on her car. Then, on July 17th, she found a tracker under her vehicle towards the rear. A warrant was issued for his arrest on July 18th. Michael McClain was later taken into custody for aggravated stalking and three counts of an order of protection violation on July 25th.
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TSU Professor Brian Nagy drunkenly yells at neighbor’s doorbell camera after violating order of protection
52-year-old Brian George Nagy violated an order of protection that his neighbor, Ashley Gates, had against him on July 13th. On July 14th, Gates alerted the authorities, calling them to her Meharry Boulevard residence, advising them that Nagy had appeared on her doorbell camera while he watered his grass. She provided officers with footage showing Nagy appearing impaired as he proceeded to yell, “Stop recording me!” After this, he pulled out his cell phone and started recording Gates’s porch door camera as he leaned onto her property. Gates added that she was not home at the time of the incident but wanted to press charges. Nagy was taken into custody for an order of protection violation.
Alisha Jordan violates order of protection visiting ex-intimate partner’s home
35-year-old Alisha Jordan was seen violating her order of protection after making contact with her ex-intimate partner, George Haynie, on July 13th. Alisha spoke with officers over the phone, expressing her desire to take her daughter to Murfreesboro. During the call, they overheard Haynie mentioning Alisha’s alleged drug problems and an existing order of protection against her. Haynie and Alisha had a romantic relationship and lived together for eight years. Officers noted that there were no instances of violence or physical altercations between them. When officers arrived, they spoke with Jordan, who admitted to being inside the residence and making breakfast. Officers then confirmed there was an active order of protection. Alisha was then taken into custody for violating the order of protection.
Tyler Donald violates ex-girlfriend’s order of protection by having food delivered to her
26-year-old Tyler Austin Donald violated the order of protection his ex-girlfriend, Anna Grace Turley, had against him multiple times between July 4th and July 9th. On July 10th, Turley called the police to her Modera Gulch apartment. She advised officers that Donald had food delivered to her on three occasions, July 4th, July 6th, and July 8th, after being served a temporary protection order. Donald wrote a lengthy message on July 9th through a connected note application from their iPhones. The message stated he would rather go to jail than go another day without her before admitting that he had the food sent to her. Turley stated that the photos he placed on the note application were from her photo app, which she blocked him from. She also said she blocked him on all apps and forms of communication, but she continued receiving messages from him. Officers verified that the protection order had been served on July 1st and obtained a warrant for his arrest. Donald was then taken into custody for an order of protection violation on July 12th.
Anthony Muhammad violates order of protection, threatens to shoot up ex-girlfriend’s house and family
18-year-old Anthony Muhammad threatened his ex-girlfriend, Abbie Love, on June 23rd. Love called 911 to her Vine Hill Road residence and told them that Muhammad had been violating a temporary order of protection she filed on him on June 14th. Love added that Muhammad had been calling her through a blocked number repeatedly, threatening to shoot up her house and her family and come to her work. Love then told officers that he also had his friends message her multiple times with the same threats. Since the order of protection was issued, Love said she has seen Muhammad walking in her neighborhood even though he lives 7.9 miles away. Authorities observed that Muhammad called her 31 times on June 23rd between 12:38 a.m. and 12:55 a.m. via a blocked number. Love stated that the one time she answered, he said he would shoot her if she did not get rid of the order of protection. Love said she felt extremely threatened because he knew where she lived and worked and that he said that he “would be up there.” Anthony Muhammad was later taken into custody for stalking and an order of protection violation.
Percy Ford Jr. violates order of protection by taking wife’s dog before divorce
50-year-old Percy Welton Ford Jr. was taken into custody for two counts of violating an order of protection on June 20th. On June 19th, Percy’s wife, Courtney Ford, alerted the authorities to her Brookstone Court residence. Courtney informed them that around 4:17 p.m., Percy had shown up, entered the home, brought in some food, and took their dog before leaving. Courtney said that Percy did not speak to her and that she only recognized him after he got into his car and left. Officers confirmed that she had an active order of protection against Percy and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
On June 20th, officers were called back to the residence. When they arrived, they located Percy, who told them that, to his knowledge, the order of protection had expired on June 4th and gave them documents stating such. Then, officers confirmed that the order was active and had been extended on June 4th since they were still going through their divorce. He was then detained for the occurrences.
Cheryl Weber jailed after violating 18-year-old order of protection
66-year-old Cheryl Lois Weber had a domestic incident with John Henry Weber at a Packard Drive residence on June 19th. When officers arrived, they ran their information and discovered that Cheryl had an active order of protection against her from 2006 that was filed in New Jersey. Officers separated them to ask about the occurrence, after which they detained Cheryl. Weber was then taken into custody for an order of protection violation.
Nicola Spillman violates order of protection in place for woman and child
35-year-old Nicola Spillman was served an order of protection on March 15th. On June 5th, around 3 a.m., while officers were on a separate call for service, they looked up Nicola and Kanestria Spillman through NCIC, who were together at the time, and discovered that Kanestria has an active order of protection against Nicola, that does not expire until March 19th, 2027, which was verified with Summit Ohio County Sheriff’s Office. When officers arrived and tried to arrest Nicola, Kanestria became very argumentative, telling them she would be waiting outside the Night Court Commissioner’s office upon her release. Kanestria added that she would pick her up, and they would leave to return to Ohio. Officers later found that there was a child in the vehicle who was also on the order of protection. Nicola Spillman was taken into custody for an order of protection violation on June 5th.
Prince Huffman violates order of protection by having woman text his ex-girlfriend for him
38-year-old Prince Donavan Huffman was served an order of protection on April 6th. On April 24th, officers spoke with Emma Grace Coakley, Huffman’s ex-girlfriend, who stated that On April 22nd, she received a text from a female named Lydia stating, “If there is any way you can give me Prince’s key, I would appreciate it.” Coakley said that earlier that day in court, Judge Hayes granted the full order, and Huffman was arrested on a warrant for violating the order later that day. She said she felt distressed by the third party messaging her and wanted to press charges for the occurrence. A warrant was issued for his arrest. Huffman was taken into custody for an order of protection violation on June 4th.
Stacy Eddings violates order of protection by going to grandma’s house
22-year-old Stacy Eddings was caught violating the order of protection set by her grandmother, Evelyn Eddings, at her Ellington Place residence on May 25th. When officers arrived, they observed that Stacy was at the residence, which was a violation. Officers confirmed that Stacy received notice of the Order of Protection on June 26th, 2023 and that it expires on June 26th, 2024. Stacy Eddings was taken into custody and charged with an order of protection violation.