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Booking record · Upson County Jail

LEARY, ALPHONIA

ReleasedFelonyProperty crimesDrug offenses

Booking records from Upson County Jail in Upson County, Georgia list LEARY, ALPHONIA with a booking date of August 12, 2026. The booking lists 6 charges, starting with 16-8-14 — theft by shoplifting (felony). Total bond recorded across all charges is $29,000. This person no longer appears on the facility's current roster (as of September 13, 2026). Charges are accusations only; every person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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Booking details

Booking date
August 12, 2026
Booking number
26-790FW
Custody status
Released
Left roster
September 13, 2026
Gender
Male
Total bond
$29,000
Charges

Charges (6)

Allegations as listed by the booking agency

  1. 16-8-14 — THEFT BY SHOPLIFTING (Felony)

    Felony · Felony

    Bond $29,000Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-790FW

  2. 16-13-30(A) — POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE (Felony)

    Felony · Felony

    Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-792FW

  3. 16-13-30(A) — POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE (Felony)

    Felony · Felony

    Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-793FW

  4. 16-13-2B — POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA LESS THAN 1 OZ (Misdemeanor)

    Misdemeanor · Misdemeanor

    Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-794MW

  5. 16-13-32.2 — POSSESSION AND USE OF DRUG RELATED OBJECTS (Misdemeanor)

    Misdemeanor · Misdemeanor

    Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-795MW

  6. 16-13-72 — SALE, DISTRIBUTION, OR POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS (Misdemeanor)

    Misdemeanor · Misdemeanor

    Disposition SUPERIOR COURTCase 26-796MW

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