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Name:
Moua, Jay Khong
Date of Booking:
07/01/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Public Indecency-1st or 2nd Conviction-Misdemeanor
Officer’s Narrative:
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On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at 0645 hours, I responded Code 1 (non-emergency) to the vicinity of Providence Rd and Rat Kinney Rd for a suspicious person call.
While enroute to the location, I learned from dispatch that the suspicious person was a naked Asian or Hispanic male that was standing near some mailboxes. A second caller stated that he was standing near a fence near some horses at [2200 BLOCK] Rat Kinney Rd. Deputy Schneider was the first on scene and located the individual, later identified as Mr. Jay Moua, at [2200 BLOCK] Rat Kinney Rd. It was later determined that Mr. Moua was at his residence upon contact.
Upon my arrival, I observed Mr. Moua standing completely nude in the front yard of the residence, clearly visible from the roadway. I exited my patrol unit and heard Mr. Moua respond to Deputy Schneider “What’s wrong with it? Birds and animals do not wear clothes.” I approached Mr. Moua and instructed him to turn around and place his hands behind his back.
I then advised Mr. Moua that he was under arrest for indecent exposure. I then secured him in double locked handcuffs that were checked for proper fit. Prior to securing him in the back seat of my patrol car, a search of his person was conducted for weapons or contraband, and nothing was found. I placed him in the back seat of my patrol unit and secured him with a seatbelt. I then transported him to the Barrow County Detention Center where I turned him over to the deputies on duty. Prior to exiting the Detention Center, a search of the back seat of my patrol car was conducted for weapons or contraband and nothing was found. Warrant 2025-2003MW was presented to and signed by Judge Durden. The Magistrate Office advised that they would print and deliver the warrant to the Detention Center.
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