Alfonso Mitchell

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Name:
Mitchell, Alfonso Corey

Date of Booking:
11/30/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN 3RD DEGREE

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

BATTERY-FVA

Officer’s Narrative:
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On Sunday November 30, 2025 at 1750 hours, Sgt. Farthing and Dep. Jones responded to [100 BLOCK] N. Anderson Dr. Lot [REDACTED] in reference to a domestic. While enroute dispatch advised that the victim [VICTIM #1] and 7 year old daughter was able to leave the residence and was a neighbor’s residence.

Sgt. Farthing made contact with [VICTIM #1], who stated that her live in boyfriend Alfonso Mitchell had struck her in face, pulled her hair out, threw her to the bedroom floor and placed his hands around her throat causing her to have troubling breathing. [VICTIM #1] advised that the argument started over him going through her phone and seeing messages. [VICTIM #1] stated that after A. Mitchell put his hands on her, he then let her up and she was able to leave residence. [VICTIM #1] stated that her 7 Year old daughter [REDACTED] was present inside the residence during altercation.

Dep. Jones spoke with A. Mitchell, while Sgt. Farthing was speaking with [VICTIM #1]. Dep. Jones advised that A. Mitchell admitted to “placing his hands on [VICTIM #1]”, but would not state that [VICTIM #1] struck him.

After A. Mitchell was detained he advised Dep. Jones that [VICTIM #1] placed hands on him earlier, but Dep. Jones did see any marks on A. Mitchell. Sgt. Farthing advised Lt. Collier of incident due to [VICTIM #1] advising of being strangled by A. Mitchell and the present markings consistent with statement. Case was turned over to investigations and Dep. Jones transported A. Mitchell to Sheriff’s Office.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

12/9/25

MAGISTRATE BOND ORDER ISSUED

What this means: Alfonso Corey Mitchell was granted bond by a Washington County magistrate in case number SUWR25000289. The bond was set at $27,000 cash/commercial surety/property bond at the sheriff’s election. Alfonso Corey Mitchell is facing charges of cruelty to children in the third degree, aggravated assault, and battery under the Family Violence Act. The bond order includes standard conditions like remaining on good behavior, not possessing firearms or controlled substances, appearing for all court dates, and having no contact with the victim Victoria Mitchell. There are also special conditions including no violent contact with the victim and allowing a one-time police escort to retrieve belongings from the home if needed.

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1/15/26

DEFENSE MOTION FOR BOND REDUCTION FILED

What this means: Alfonso Corey Mitchell’s attorney Brandi Payne filed a formal request asking the Washington County court to lower his current bond amount of $27,000. This motion will be heard at a later court hearing where the judge will decide whether to reduce the bond based on factors like the defendant’s ties to the community, flight risk, and public safety concerns.

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2/10/26

BOND REDUCTION HEARING SCHEDULED

What this means: Alfonso Corey Mitchell’s motion for bond reduction is set to be heard at 10:00 AM on the Criminal Motion Calendar in Washington County court. At this hearing, his attorney Brandi Payne will argue why the bond should be lowered from the current $27,000 amount, and the prosecutor may oppose the reduction. The judge will then decide whether to grant or deny the motion.

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2/10/26

BOND REDUCED TO $7,500 OR $15,000

What this means: The judge granted Alfonso Corey Mitchell’s motion and reduced his bond in Washington County case SUWR25000289. He now has two options to secure his release: pay $7,500 in cash or post a $15,000 secured/surety bond through a bonding company. This is significantly lower than his original $27,000 bond amount.

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2/18/26

BOND AMOUNT SET AT $16,700

What this means: Alfonso Corey Mitchell’s bond amount was adjusted to $16,700 in Washington County court. This appears to be a modification from the previous bond reduction amounts, possibly reflecting additional court review or different bond conditions for his charges of cruelty to children in the third degree, aggravated assault, and battery under the Family Violence Act.