Talexia Hall

Name:
Hall, Talexia Mikia

Date of Booking:
07/20/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Disorderly Conduct

Officer’s Narrative:
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I, Ptl. Schultz, responded in normal mode to [200 BLOCK] Arbor Ct in reference to family violence.

Upon arrival, I made contact with Talexia Hall. Hall advised that her child’s father, Gregory Robertson, refuses to leave the house. Hall advised that she just started the eviction process and that Robertson still refuses to leave. I advised Hall numerous times that we could not make him leave due to him living at the residence still. Hall stated that Robertson does not live at the residence and that he was only there to babysit. While on scene, I noticed that Robertson had a large amount of property in the residence. Robertson also stated that he does live there.

Hall and Robertson had very high tension and were yelling at each other the entire time Sgt. Dorminy and I were on scene. Hall stated that Robertson beats her and that she is “in fear for her life”. I advised her, again, that we could not remove him from the scene. I recomended to Hall that she should find a place to stay for the night due to her being “in fear for her life”. Hall refused this several times because, as she stated, “that is my house”. Immediately after saying that Hall stated that she was scared that Robertson would return to the property and hurt her. She still refused to stay somewhere else for the night. Hall also continued to yell and argue with Robertson. Sgt. Dorminy and I were finally able to convince her to find a place to stay for the night. We then stood by for a while so that she could pack her belongings. Sgt. Dorminy and I then left the scene after advising both parties to cease communication with each other. While on scene, Robertson continuously talked over Sgt. Dorminy and I and refused to stop yelling and causing a disturbance. Hall continuously caused a disturbance as well.

A short time later, Hall requested police to be back enroute to the location due to an altercation with Robertson. Upon arrival, Robertson’s sister, [WITNESS #1], stated that Hall returned to the scene, after previously leaving, and began yelling and cussing at Robertson again. She then got out of her vehicle and began “swinging on” Robertson. She then returned to the vehicle. Robertson then approached the vehicle and began spitting on her. Robertson stated that he is no longer leaving the property due to him not being given the money that he is owed by Hall. Hall stated that she returned to the property so that she could put her items back inside due to Robertson’s sister advising her that he would not be returning.

I made contact with Hall’s sister, [WITNESS #2]. When asked about what took place, [WITNESS #2] looked down and slowly smiled as if she was nervous about answering. I then advised her to just tell the truth. She then stated that she does not know who did what first. She stated that she saw Hall swinging her fists at Robertson. She stated that she also saw Robertson spitting on Hall.

Due to conflicting stories, I was unable to determine the primary aggressor. Due to the severity of the incident, I charged both parties with disorderly conduct-municipal. I then placed Robertson into double locked handcuffs, searched him incident to arrest, and placed him into the rear seat of my patrol vehicle.

Ptl. Jones placed Hall into double locked handcuffs, searched her incident to arrest, and placed her into the rear seat of her patrol vehicle.

I then advised dispatch of my beginning mileage and began transporting Robertson to the Dougherty County Jail. Upon arrival, I secured my weapon into the trunk of my vehicle and escorted Robertson into the jail. I then turned him over to the jail staff.

Robertson was booked on citation for disorderly conduct (BB002045). Hall was booked on citation for disorderly conduct as well (BB002046).

Lt. Price and Sgt. Dorminy both responded to the scene. This was recorded with audio and video by my department issued body worn camera.

While enroute to the jail, Robertson did state that Hall returned to the scene and began causing a disturbance again.

This case is cleared by arrest.

[End of Narrative]