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Name:
Foster, Casey Dalton
Date of Booking:
03/21/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
DIS. CONDUCT (PROVOKE/ENGAGE/FIGHT)
Officer’s Narrative:
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On March 21, 2026, at approximately 2357 hours, I responded to 109 Newnan Street (City Tavern) in reference to a white male in a red shirt punching employees.
Upon arrival, I observed a white male in a red shirt, later identified as Casey Foster, being held down by multiple other people on the sidewalk directly in front of City Tavern. I was approached by City Tavern Manager [WITNESS #1], who told me Casey was the person they had called about. I placed Casey in handcuffs and escorted him to the front of my vehicle. Due to having Casey in handcuffs, I read him the Miranda Warnings. I asked Casey what happened. Casey was speaking incoherently. I asked Casey how he got into a fight. Casey stated he did not know he was in a fight.
Casey had abrasions on his forearm, the top of his head, and a busted knuckle.
I spoke with [WITNESS #1], who stated that Casey was touching a female customer, [VICTIM #1], and City Tavern Employee [WITNESS #2], asked Casey to leave. Casey was refusing to leave, and [WITNESS #2] had to be assisted by Security [REDACTED] to escort Casey out. [WITNESS #1] stated that Casey planted his feet and was swinging his arms to resist being escorted out. [WITNESS #1] said [WITNESS #2] and [REDACTED] got Casey out of the tavern, and she went to the door to let [REDACTED] and [WITNESS #2] back in. [WITNESS #1] stated that when she was trying to get [WITNESS #2] and [REDACTED] back inside, Casey threw a punch with a closed fist and hit her left temple. [WITNESS #1] stated that [WITNESS #2], [REDACTED], and bystanders pushed Casey onto the ground and held him there until my arrival. I provided [WITNESS #1] with my email so the owner could email me the security footage. [WITNESS #1] had no visible injuries.
[WITNESS #1] wished to press charges.
See Cpl. Kirby’s supplemental for statements from [WITNESS #2] and [VICTIM #1].
I placed Casey under arrest and transported him to the Carroll County Jail. The nursing staff refused Casey, and I transported him to Tanner. After Casey was cleared at Tanner, I transported him back to Carroll County Jail and turned him over to staff for processing.
Casey was charged with Disorderly Conduct Provoking and Engaging C66-7(A)(4)
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
3/21/26
CASEY DALTON FOSTER ARRESTED AND BOOKED — CARROLL COUNTY
What this means: Casey Dalton Foster was taken into custody and booked in Carroll County on this date. Foster is accused of disorderly conduct — specifically, provoking, engaging in, or fighting. This is the starting point of the case, before any formal charges were filed in court.
3/26/26
APPEARANCE BOND POSTED — CASEY DALTON FOSTER RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
What this means: An appearance bond in the amount of $5,000 was posted by Best Bonding on behalf of Casey Dalton Foster. This bond secures Foster’s release from custody on the condition that Foster appear in court as required. The bond ensures the defendant will return for future court proceedings.
4/3/26
ACCUSATION FILED — BATTERY CHARGE AGAINST CASEY DALTON FOSTER
What this means: The Solicitor of the State Court of Carroll County formally filed an accusation — a charging document used in State Court in place of a grand jury indictment — charging Casey Dalton Foster with Battery. The case is assigned case number S-2026-M-1444 and is before the State Court of Carroll County.
5/26/26
ARRAIGNMENT HEARING HELD — CASEY DALTON FOSTER APPEARS IN STATE COURT
What this means: Casey Dalton Foster appeared before the State Court of Carroll County for arraignment at 1:30 p.m. — the formal court hearing where a defendant is informed of the charges and enters a plea. This is where Foster’s case proceeded after the bond was posted.
5/28/26
ORDER TO PRODUCE PRISONER ISSUED
What this means: The court issued an order to produce Casey Dalton Foster — a directive requiring that the defendant be brought before the court for a scheduled proceeding. This type of order ensures the defendant’s presence at an upcoming hearing or trial.
7/30/26
CASEY DALTON FOSTER PLEADS GUILTY TO BATTERY — SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS PROBATION
What this means: Casey Dalton Foster pleaded guilty to Battery in a negotiated non-jury proceeding. The court sentenced Foster to 12 months of probation. Foster was also ordered to pay a base fine of $500, with a total fine amount of $754 (which includes court costs and other assessments).