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Name:
Fletcher, Jason Robert-Mosher
Date of Booking:
07/06/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Simple Battery-family Violence
Simple Battery-family Violence
Cruelty To Children
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 07/05/2026, around the hours of 1916, I responded in non-emergency mode to [REDACTED], Griffin, Spalding County, GA, in reference to a dispute in progress. My body cam was active during this incident.
Upon arrival, I made contact with a male, Jason Fletcher, who stated he was at this location gathering his personal items. He stated he moved out as of July 1st and was here to retrieve his personal items that he left behind. He arrived around 4 pm, grabbed some items, then advised [VICTIM #1] he would return within 30 mins to retrieve the rest of his items. He returned within the hour to gather his stuff. While inside him and his now ex-roommate, [VICTIM #1], got into a verbal altercation. Jason stated that while he was exiting with some of his items, [VICTIM #1] was standing in the doorway and was not allowing him to exit the door. During the time of his exit, he bumped into [VICTIM #1]. Jason stated that his cousin, [REDACTED], was also on scene to help him gather his stuff.
Ptl. H. Burbrink went inside to speak with the caller, [VICTIM #1].
I was advised by Ptl. H. Burbrink to place Jason Fletcher under arrest.
Warrants will be obtained on next date.
Jason Fletcher was transported to Spalding County Jail, where he is being held for Simple Battery, Simple Battery FVA, Criminal Trespass, and Cruelty to Children 3rd degree.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
7/7/26
FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING HELD — JASON ROBERT MOSHER FLETCHER COMMITTED TO STATE COURT ON THREE CHARGES
What this means: Jason Robert Mosher Fletcher appeared before Judge Sam Parks in the Magistrate Court of Spalding County on July 7, 2026, at 9:04 AM. At this hearing, the court reviewed the charges against Fletcher and ordered him committed to the State Court of Spalding County to answer for three offenses. Bond was set at $2,500. The three charges he is accused of are: Simple Battery – Family Violence (Warrant 26-EW-004038), Cruelty to a Child in the Third Degree (Warrant 26-EW-004039), and Simple Battery – Provoke (Warrant 26-EW-004040). Fletcher has not been convicted of any of these offenses — these are accusations only.
8/12/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY ENTERS APPEARANCE AND DEMANDS DISCOVERY — JASON FLETCHER
What this means: On August 12, 2026, attorney Harry J. Charles of The Jewkes Firm, LLC, filed a formal notice with the State Court of Spalding County stating that he is representing Jason Fletcher in Case No. 26FAH1283. This filing, called an Entry of Appearance, puts the court and prosecution on notice that all future communications, motions, and filings related to this case must go through defense counsel. Along with entering his appearance, Charles filed a Demand for Discovery — a formal request requiring the prosecution to share the evidence it has gathered, including any materials allowed under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 17-16-1). This is a standard early step in a criminal case that helps the defense understand what evidence the State intends to use against Fletcher.