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Name:
Milligan, Ramon Lashawn
Date of Booking:
04/26/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED BATTERY
Officer’s Narrative:
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On April 26, 2026, I Sgt. D. Mobbs responded to [4000 BLOCK] Atlantic Ave. Apt. [REDACTED] in reference to a domestic dispute.
Upon arrival I met with complainant/victim Mr. Ramon Milligan who advised his ex-boyfriend Mr. Taonte Mccullen attacked him in his residence. They broke up a while ago, but Mr. Mccullen keeps coming back and aggravating him. Mr. Milligan wants a protection order against Mr. Mccullen to keep him away. Mr. Milligan did have a cut on his ear but refused EMS.
I looked in the area for Mr. Mccullen but didn’t find him.
After leaving the area I received a call that Mr. Mccullen had returned so I went back to the residence and found both parties walking up the road yelling at each other. I had already found that Mr. Mccullen had warrants out of North Carolina. I allowed Mr. Mccullen to explain his side of the story and then placed him in handcuffs for busting Mr. Milligan in the head making his ear and neck bleed and for his warrant.
I then placed Mr. Milligan in handcuffs for cutting Mr. Mccullen on the chest with a box knife he had in his pocket. Both parties were transported to the Bibb County LEC where Mr. Milligan was booked in for aggravated assault and Mr. Mccullen for battary and his warrant.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
5/14/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY ENTERS APPEARANCE IN AGGRAVATED BATTERY CASE
What this means: On May 14, 2026, attorney Megan E. Tuttle of the Macon Judicial Circuit Office of the Circuit Public Defender formally filed a notice with Bibb County Superior Court stating that she is representing Ramon Lashawn Milligan in case number 2026-MCR-006815. This type of filing — called an Entry of Appearance — is how an attorney officially puts the court and the prosecution on record that they are the defendant’s legal counsel. Tuttle is a public defender, meaning she has been appointed to represent Ramon Lashawn Milligan at no cost to him. The case was docketed as unindicted at the time of this filing, meaning a grand jury had not yet returned a formal indictment. Milligan had been booked on April 26, 2026, facing a charge of aggravated battery.
6/8/26
DEFENSE FILES MOTION TO REDUCE BOND
What this means: On June 8, 2026, defense attorney Megan E. Tuttle filed a Motion for Reduction of Bond in Bibb County Superior Court on behalf of Ramon Lashawn Milligan in case number 2026-MCR-006815. The motion asks the court to lower Milligan’s bond from its current amount of $3,850.00, arguing that he has been held in jail since his arrest on April 26, 2026, and cannot afford to pay it. The motion also notes that Milligan is a Georgia resident and would be a good risk on bond. The defense is asking the court to schedule a hearing on the motion so a judge can consider whether the bond should be lowered to an amount Milligan can actually meet. The case remains unindicted at this time, meaning a grand jury has not yet formally charged him.
6/18/26
JUDGE GRANTS MOTION TO REDUCE BOND — NEW BOND SET AT $1,500
What this means: On June 18, 2026, a Bibb County Superior Court judge granted the defense’s Motion for Reduction of Bond in case number 2026-MCR-006815, lowering Ramon Lashawn Milligan’s bond from $3,850.00 to $1,500.00. This means the court agreed with defense attorney Megan E. Tuttle’s argument that the original bond was more than Milligan could afford to pay. With the reduced bond in place, Milligan now has the opportunity to post $1,500.00 and be released from custody while his case moves forward. He had been held in jail since his arrest on April 26, 2026, on a charge of aggravated battery. The order was filed with the clerk of court on June 22, 2026.