Kemoy Allen

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Name:
Allen, Kemoy Nickon

Date of Booking:
06/19/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
CRIMINAL TRESPASS

DISORDERLY CONDUCT

WILLFUL OBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – MISDEMEANOR

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 06/18, I Deputy Johnson responded to [80 BLOCK] Browning Dr in reference to trespassing.

Upon arriving on scene, Deputy Carney was engaging in conversation with the subject. I attempted to identify the subject by his license plate however it wasn’t registered to him. I began to ask the subject to identify himself by providing his drivers license. After successfully identifying the male, I proceeded to ask him what was going on. The subject began to speak in terms I could not understand about the federal gov, open cases and corruption.

I explained to the subject that he was unwanted on the premises and he needed to leave. The subject began to say the prime minister of Jamaica kicked him out of the home. Deputy Carney asked the subject if he was a sovereign citizen, he then reported he was infact a sovereign citizen. The subject began to get very loud and irate causing more of a disturbance and waking up the neighbors. After several warnings, I escorted the subject off of the property directing him out of the driveway and advised him if he returned he would be arrested.

Shortly after the subject returned back to the residence where he was stopped prior to entering the driveway. I walked up to the subject that was still occupying the vehicle. I gave him verbal commands to exit the vehicle and put the vehicle in park. The subject refused to get out of the vehicle. While still giving the subject commands I grabbed his arm and yanked him out of the vehicle.

I pinned the subject up against a patrol unit while trying to gain compliance I applied pressure to his wrist and took out my handcuffs. In the midst of trying to gain compliance, the subject started to squirm making it harder to apply the handcuffs on his wrist. Deputy Carney and Deputy Hamp then came to assist with successfully detaining the subject.

The subject was arrested placing his hands behind his back, placing the handcuffs on both wrists, conducting a finger check and locking the cuffs. He was placed in my patrol vehicle and taken to the LEC. Upon arrival, I advised dispatch and I placed my duty issued firearm in the front of my patrol unit. The subject was turned over to SGT Jordan.

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Case History:

6/20/26

FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING HELD — BOND SET AT $4,500

What this means: Kemoy Nickon Allen appeared before a Newton County judge for a first appearance hearing on June 20, 2026. A first appearance is typically one of the earliest steps after an arrest, where a judge reviews the charges and decides whether to set bond and at what amount. The judge set bond at $4,500, meaning Allen could be released from custody by paying that amount or securing a bail bond. The bond paperwork was filed with the Newton County Clerk on June 22, 2026.

6/22/26

BOND POSTED THROUGH A&J BAIL BONDING — KEMOY NICKON ALLEN RELEASED

What this means: A bond form from the Newton County Sheriff’s Office shows that Kemoy Nickon Allen secured release from custody through A&J Bail Bonding. The total bond amount was $5,150. As a condition of release, Allen was required to acknowledge receipt and understanding of the bond conditions and appear for all future court dates in Newton Superior Court. Failure to appear could result in the bond being forfeited and Allen being returned to custody.

6/22/26

NEWTON COUNTY INDIGENT DEFENSE PROGRAM FINDS KEMOY NICKON ALLEN INELIGIBLE FOR COURT-APPOINTED ATTORNEY

What this means: On June 22, 2026, the Newton County Indigent Defense Program sent a letter to Kemoy Nickon Allen informing him that he does not qualify for a court-appointed attorney on the charges of Disorderly Conduct, Criminal Trespass, and Obstruction. A court-appointed attorney — sometimes called a public defender — is provided at no cost to defendants who cannot afford their own legal representation. Allen was found ineligible because his application was incomplete, meaning the program was unable to make a full determination at that time. The letter directed Allen to visit the Indigent Defense Program office to complete his application. This does not permanently bar Allen from reapplying — it means he must submit a complete application before eligibility can be assessed.

8/31/26

MOTION TO REVOKE BOND FILED

What this means: On August 31, 2026, a motion to revoke bond was filed in Newton Superior Court against Kemoy Nickon Allen in case SUWA2026000873. A motion to revoke bond is a request by the prosecution asking the court to cancel Allen’s release and return him to custody, typically because he allegedly violated a condition of his bond or committed another offense while released. The court will hold a hearing to consider the motion, where both the prosecution and Allen’s attorney will have the opportunity to present evidence and arguments before the judge decides whether to grant or deny the motion.