Kyan Hogue

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Name:
Hogue, Kyan Jerod

Date of Booking:
04/20/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
Affray

Disruption or interference with operation of public schools

Officer’s Narrative:
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On April 21, 2026, at approximately 1004 hours, I, Deputy M. Towns #9496, was on duty with the Houston County Sheriffs Office School Resource Officer Division at Northside High School. I was notified by school administration of a physical altercation that had occurred in the 1200 hallway area of the school.

INVESTIGATION:

Upon arrival, I made contact with student Kyan Hogue. Hogue stated that a student identified as [REDACTED BY AGENCY] informed him that another student, [REDACTED BY AGENCY], had called her a derogatory name, specifically referring to her as a b*tch.

Hogue stated that during class change, he actively searched the hallway for [REDACTED BY AGENCY] with the intent to confront him regarding the comment. Hogue further stated that while in the hallway, a student identified as Damari Ingram, who is a friend of [REDACTED BY AGENCY], approached him. They had a verbal confrontation.

Hogue admitted that he initiated physical contact by throwing the first punch and striking Ingram. Hogue stated that a physical altercation then ensued between himself and Ingram.

I then made contact with Damari Ingram. Ingram declined to provide a written statement but verbally indicated that the incident was captured on school surveillance cameras and repeatedly advised officers to review the footage.

School video camera was reviewed.

Both Hogue and Ingram admitted to engaging in a mutual physical altercation in the 1200 hallway.

CONCLUSION/DISPOSITION:

Based on the statements obtained, admissions made by both parties, and the totality of the circumstances, I determined that probable cause existed to believe that Kyan Hogue and Damari Ingram did knowingly engage in fighting in a public place, in violation of Georgia law.

Both individuals were placed under arrest for Affray and Disruption of Schools.

Hogue and Ingram were placed in handcuffs behind their backs. The handcuffs were checked for proper fit and double-locked. Both subjects were searched incident to arrest.

Hogue and Ingram were transported to the Houston County Detention Center, where they were turned over to detention personnel without incident.

CHARGES (WARRANTS TO BE SOUGHT):
Affray (O.C.G.A. 16-11-32)
Disruption of Schools (O.C.G.A. 20-2-1181)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

School surveillance footage, if available, is maintained by Northside High School.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

7/9/26

ARRAIGNMENT

What this means: Kyan Jerod Hogue appeared in Houston State Criminal Court for his arraignment, where he was informed of the charges against him and his rights in the case. At this hearing, he would have been asked to enter an initial plea and the court would have addressed bail or bond conditions. Hogue had posted a surety bond of $7,385.00 on 4/20/26 to secure his release from custody pending trial.

7/9/26

PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION ORDER ENTERED — KYAN JEROD HOGUE

What this means: On July 9, 2026, the State Court of Houston County entered a Pre-Trial Diversion Order for Kyan Jerod Hogue, who is charged with Affray (Fighting) and Disrupting a Public School in case number 2026CR0117552. Pre-trial diversion is a program that allows a defendant to avoid a traditional prosecution by completing a set of requirements. If Hogue successfully completes the program, the record of his arrest will be restricted under Georgia law.

The order places Hogue in the Pre-Trial Diversion Program of the Houston Judicial Circuit for a period of 6 months under the supervision of CSRA. The terms of the program include 40 hours of community service, a $45.00 probation fee, a $0.00 surcharge, and a written letter of apology taking responsibility for his actions. Hogue’s bond was also modified to include a special condition requiring him to comply fully with all terms of the diversion order — failure to do so could result in his bond being revoked. All previous bond conditions remain in effect. Hogue was required to report to CSRA for his initial setup on July 21, 2026, between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. at their Warner Robins location.