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Name:
Vinson, Veronica Bernetta
Date of Booking:
05/12/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
UNLAWFUL CONDUCT DURING 911 CALL/CONTACTS 911 FOR PURPOSE OF ANNOY/HARASS/MOLEST
Officer’s Narrative:
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I was dispatched to [100 BLOCK] Youngblood Road in reference to a possible domestic altercation. The complainant, Veronica Vinson, stated on the 911 line that someone was bothering her. Dispatchers could hear what sounded like a fight in the background.
Upon arrival, I made contact with Vinson’s husband, [WITNESS #1]. [WITNESS #1] stated Vinson had been drinking and was irate.
I stepped inside the residence and made contact with Vinson. Vinson stated she did not call for deputies and there was no problem. I asked Vinson why she called 911. Vinson stated her husband was trying to tell her to go to bed, and she no longer needed our assistance. Vinson also stated people were trying to rape her. When I inquired as to who these people were, she would not answer.
Over the past five months, Vinson has made several 911 calls where no services were needed.
Vinson was placed under arrest and transported to the jail, where she was turned over to jail personnel without incident.
A warrant for unlawful conduct during a 911 call was secured for Vinson.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
5/12/25
APPEARANCE BOND ($500.00)
What this means: An appearance bond in the amount of $500.00 was set or posted. This allowed the defendant to remain out of jail as long as they agreed to appear at all required court dates and follow any conditions set by the court.
7/31/25
NOLLE PROSEQUI
What this means: “Nolle prosequi” means the prosecutor decided not to continue with the case. The charges were officially dismissed on this date, and the case was dropped.