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Name:
Lattimore, Mikaya Ta’Na
Date of Booking:
05/13/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 5-13-26 3 Centegix Alarms were activated by Ms [WITNESS #1], Ms [WITNESS #2] and Ms [WITNESS #3]. All are teachers on G-Hall at the Jones County H S.
Myself and several admin staff responded to the alerts.
Once on G-Hall we were advised that a female student had been argueing with Ms [VICTIM #1].
Ms [VICTIM #1] said that some female students had walked by her room in the hallway and she told them that they need to get to class because we are on code yellow.
Ms [VICTIM #1] said that one of the students, Mikaya, asked “why we on code yellow”?. Was there a fight? Nobody did nothing.
Ms [VICTIM #1] said that Mikaya then said “man, if this lady don’t stop talking to me”. To which Ms [VICTIM #1] advised she said “What will tou do>
Mikaya said in a statement to Mr [WITNESS #4] that this triggered her and she started using profanity.
Several teachers, Ms [WITNESS #3], Ms [WITNESS #5], Ms [WITNESS #2], Ms [WITNESS #6] and Ms [WITNESS #1] were in the hallway as usual during class change and heard Mikaya say “you wanna hit”?
All the witnesses and Ms [VICTIM #1] percieved this as a threat or challenge to fight.
Mr [WITNESS #4] aqdvised that he feels this was meant as a threat also and as principal does want to persue charges.
I placed Mikaya in handcuffs and transported her to the Jones County LEC. I optained a warrant for disorderly conduct and turned custody over to the jail staff.
I recieved a copy of Ms [VICTIM #1], Ms [WITNESS #6], Ms [WITNESS #2] and Mikaya’s statements.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
7/1/26
ACCUSATION FILED AGAINST MIKAYA TA’NA LATTIMORE
What this means: Mikaya Ta’Na Lattimore is accused of disorderly conduct in Jones County. The accusation is the formal charging document that initiates the criminal case and notifies the defendant of the specific charge.
7/1/26
BOND SET
What this means: A bond was set for Mikaya Ta’Na Lattimore on the same day the accusation was filed. Bond is the amount of money or conditions the defendant must meet to be released from custody while the case proceeds. The specific bond amount and conditions are determined by the magistrate court.
7/1/26
CRIMINAL INFORMATION SHEET FILED
What this means: A criminal information sheet was prepared and filed in Jones County Magistrate Court for Mikaya Ta’Na Lattimore’s case. This document contains administrative and background information about the defendant and the charges, and is used by the court system to track and manage the case.
7/1/26
MAGISTRATE COURT DOCUMENTS FILED
What this means: Magistrate court documents were filed on 7/1/26 in connection with Mikaya Ta’Na Lattimore’s case in Jones County. These documents establish the initial court proceedings and record the defendant’s first appearance before the magistrate judge.