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Name:
Johnson-Dillon, Treyonce Nathaniel
Date of Booking:
05/14/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault
Criminal Damage to Property-2nd Degree- Damage Greater Than $500.00
Obstruction of Officer
Battery
Officer’s Narrative:
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On May 14, 2026 I was dispatched to [400 BLOCK] Grove Park Drive, in reference to a physical domestic dispuite.
Upon arrival, I made contact with Treyonce Johnson-Dillon, who appeared angry. Due to Johnson’s loud and disorderly behavior causing a disturbance in public, he was advised that he would be detained. Johnson refused to be handcuffed and attempted to flee. Officer Walker drew his Taser, and I immediately secured Johnson’s hands behind his back.
While placing Johnson into the patrol vehicle, a witness who wished to remain unidentified requested to speak with me. The male stated that he called law enforcement after hearing a commotion outside his residence. When he went outside, he observed Johnson assaulting a younger Black female later identified as [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. He grabbed her neck and punched her in the face.
The witness stated he also observed Johnson slam a brick onto [REDACTED BY AGENCY] iPad and then walk toward her while holding the brick. The witness intervened and advised Johnson that such behavior would not be tolerated. Johnson then approached the witness with a stick. Officers arrived on scene as Johnson approached him.
I then spoke with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] who provided the same account as the witness. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] stated that she had come over after school to retrieve her belongings. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] stated Johnson became very irritated while she was gathering her belongings. While speaking with [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. I observed blood on her jaw and redness around her neck. I asked [REDACTED BY AGENCY] about the injuries, and she stated they occurred during the altercation with Johnson.
[REDACTED BY AGENCY] made it clear that she did not wish to pursue charges. I requested to speak with her mother. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] contacted her mother, [WITNESS #1].
I explained the facts of the situation to [WITNESS #1], who stated she was previously unaware of the situation or Johnson. [WITNESS #1] advised that [REDACTED BY AGENCY] should have been in school and not in Locust Grove. [WITNESS #1] agreed that charges should be pursued against Johnson.
[REDACTED BY AGENCY] was asked whether she and Johnson had ever lived together or shared any children. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] denied both. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] was released from the scene and utilized an Uber to return to her residence in McDonough.
Johnson was charged with Aggravated Assault, Battery, Criminal Damage to Property in the Second Degree, and Obstruction of Officers.
I transported Johnson-Dillon to the Henry County Jail.
The brick, ipad and injuries were photographed and uploaded to Axon.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
6/2/26
WAIVER OF HEARING FILED
What this means: Treyonce Nathaniel Johnson-Dillon waived the right to a hearing on some matter in the case. This typically means the defendant agreed to proceed without a court hearing on a specific issue, often related to bond or initial appearance procedures.
6/16/26
BOND MODIFIED
What this means: The court held a hearing and modified the bond conditions for Treyonce Nathaniel Johnson-Dillon, who is accused of battery, obstruction of officer, criminal damage to property in the second degree (damage greater than $500), and aggravated assault. The modification was granted, and the court issued a new order setting the revised terms and conditions of the defendant’s release from custody. Treyonce Nathaniel Johnson-Dillon must comply with all conditions in this updated order to remain free pending trial.
7/7/26
CRIMINAL ARRAIGNMENT AND NON-JURY CALENDAR — COMPLIANCE HEARING
What this means: Treyonce Nathaniel Johnson-Dillon appeared in Henry Superior Court for an arraignment, where a guilty or a not guilty plea can be entered. The defendant was placed on the non-jury calendar, meaning if the case goes to trial, it will be decided by a judge rather than a jury. The state indicated that a compliance hearing was not necessary at this time.