Phillip Marion Crawford, 483-AFO #groundroundguy

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Dismissed

Criminal History

  • In 1995, the defendant pled guilty to disorderly conduct in Bay County, Florida.
  • In 1997, the defendant was discharged without guilt due to First Offender Treatment for a count of Simple Battery in Cobb County, Georgia
  • In 2001, the defendant was convicted of two counts of Obstruction of Officer, and one count each of Giving False Name, Giving False Date of Birth, and Public Drunkenness in Douglas County, Georgia due to a November 2000 incident. In this case, the defendant was alleged to have entered a lounge with a nine inch knife while intoxicated and acted in a boisterous, profane, and loud manner with unbecoming language. When he was confronted by police, he proceeded to attempt to run from the officer after being told to stop and provided false information in an attempt to mislead the officer as to his true birthdate and identity. For his actions in this case, Crawford was sentenced to a total of 24 months of jail, but allowed to serve that on probation
  • In 2002, the defendant was charged with Carrying a Concealed Weapon and Aggravated Assault in the 7th Judicial Circuit, Volusia County, Florida. The Charging Affidavit alleged that Crawford told the black female victim that he did not like blacks, after which a verbal disturbance ensued, at which time Crawford threw a cup of beer in the victim’s face. After they called police, Crawford told the victim and her husband that he would kill them both while holding a handgun. However, 20 days after the incident the government filed intent not to prosecute this case and it was closed.
  • In 2005, the defendant was convicted of Theft by Taking in Cobb County, Georgia in connection with a 2004 incident wherein he allegedly took welding equipment valued in excess of $500. For this offense, Crawford was sentenced to 12 months of custody, but allowed to serve that on probation. (However, he went on to serve some amount of that time in custody when probation was revoked the following year for failing to complete anger management counseling.)

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