Miguel Bogarin

Name:
Bogarin, Miguel Angel

Date of Booking:
04/20/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE – MISDEMEANOR

DRIVING W/ SUSPENDED REGISTRATION

DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REVOKED (MISDEMEANOR)

Criminal Trespass – Damage to Property

CRUELTY TO CHILDREN-CHILD LESS THAN 18YOA PRESENT/HEARS ACT/COMMITS FORCIBLE FEL/BATT/FV BATT-3RD DEGREE

Theft by Taking – Other – Misd

CRUELTY TO CHILDREN-CAUSES EXCESSIVE PHYSICAL OR MENTAL PAIN – 1ST DEGREE

AGGRAVATED STALKING

CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY – 2ND DEGREE (Private)

Burglary First Degree – Burglary, First Degree

DRIVING W/O INSURANCE- NOT RPT

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on April 20, 2026]

On April 20, 2026 at approximately 1508 hours, I (PFC Blankenship) was dispatched to [REDACTED] in reference to a subject, identified as Miguel Angel Bogarin, breaking into the above residence with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and the mother of his child [VICTIM #1] inside. The call taker advised that there was a protection order in place against Miguel and that he had since fled in a gray 2008 Acura bearing Ga registration [REDACTED BY AGENCY].

While en route to the above address, I observed the above vehicle at the intersection of N. Second Ave and W. 10th St. As the vehicle proceeded through the intersection past me and toward Carter Ave, I observed that the driver was a hispanic male. Being in the near vicinity of the call, driving the matching vehicle, and likely being Miguel Bogarin, I turned around on the vehicle in an attempt to conduct a traffic stop.

While doing so, the vehicle proceeded along the private drive behind Big Dan’s Carwash and onto the lot of True Value (44 Carter Ave) and into a parking stall. I pulled in behind the vehicle and made contact with the driver who had already quickly exited the vehicle.

He identified himself as Miguel Bogarin and advised that nothing had happened when I asked about the alleged incident at [VICTIM #1]’s apartment. I placed into handcuffs to detain him and read him his miranda warning. Miguel then advised that he had been over at [VICTIM #1]’s apartment [REDACTED] and that he knew that he was not supposed to be there or to have contact with her.

Miguel then advised that he had been angry with [VICTIM #1] since he no longer had a place to live and advised he had been living in his car. He said that he had been arguing with [VICTIM #1] through her ring door bell camera. When I asked him about the door, he sighed and advised me making statements that the door was probably damaged and that he had pushed on it. I asked him if that was because he had been trying to get inside and he responded in the affirmative.

At that time, a subject came up to myself and PFC Bridges and handed him a woman’s wallet with keys attached advising he had found it on the side of the road not far from us. Seeing officers in the area, the subject wanted to turn it over. Inside was a debit card with the name [VICTIM #1] on it.

Once notified of this, I asked Miguel about the wallet belonging to [VICTIM #1] and if he had thrown it out the window. Miguel then made statements advising he had gotten rid of the wallet because “I didn’t want yall thinking I had stole it”. I believe that Miguel, upon seeing my patrol vehicle turning around, threw the wallet out somewhere around or between N. Second Ave and Carter Ave while I was trying to get turned around and pull in behind him.

I was then advised by PFC Roden, See supplemental, that there was apparent forced entry into the home and that the wallet, confirmed to belong to [VICTIM #1] along with keys and card, was the only item Miguel had taken from the residence. Based on the above facts, Miguel took [VICTIM #1]’s wallet after having broken into her home and intended to deprive her of the use of her property. Further, upon sight of law enforcement, Miguel threw the evidence of his theft out of his car window to prevent his potential prosecution by concealing the evidence.

I placed Miguel into the back of my patrol vehicle and transported him over to [REDACTED] and returned the items belonging to [VICTIM #1]. Miguel’s vehicle was left on the lot of True Value per his request.

At the above address, I observed clear forced entry damage to the front door and found Miguel’s and [VICTIM #1]’s [REDACTED BY AGENCY] sitting on the floor with her arms wrapped around her knees–still appearing shaken by the incident.

[VICTIM #1] had advised PFC Roden that when Miguel was breaking in, she and [REDACTED BY AGENCY] had been in the home. [VICTIM #1] had fled out of the back and called 911. PFC Roden advised that Miguel’s previous conditional bond was for previous family violence charges against [VICTIM #1] and [REDACTED BY AGENCY] had today been placed into a state of fear when Miguel had returned and was violently breaking down the door to their home.

PFC Roden sent a community request to [VICTIM #1] to upload photos/video of the incident to Axon evidence. I then transported Miguel to the Floyd County Jail where he was booked in on his charges without incident. While reviewing Miguel’s information, I observed that he was also a suspended driver and that his vehicle had suspended registration and no valid insurance.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on April 20, 2026]

On April 20, 2026 Officers were dispatched to [REDACTED] in reference to a domestic dispute. The male, Miguel Bogarin, was said to have broken the door down. He had left the scene in a gray Acura. While en route, PFC Blankenship located the vehicle and Mr. Bogarin. He detained him while I went to the address. Upon arrival, I made contact with the complainant, [VICTIM #1].

I observed obvious forced entry to the residence. Ms. [VICTIM #1] stated that Mr. Bogarin forced his way through the door. She then ran out the back door of the residence and called 911. Ms. [VICTIM #1] stated that the door would cost over $500.00 to fix. MS. [VICTIM #1] also stated that her wallet was on the dryer when it was taken by Mr. Bogarin.

[End of Narrative]