Jesup -man arrested for sex crimes, released on Bond

Jesup, Ga. (WTOC) – New documents from the dishes shed light on the binding conditions of a Jesup man who is accused of sexual crimes in children.

Already on May 13, the office of the sheriff of Wayne County Joshua Graham from Jesup arrested. He is charged with raped rape together with the harassment of children for an incident that is said to take place on March 13.

He was also charged with two heavy stalking for an incident on March 25th.

In his case, documents show that on June 25th he received a bond of $ 100,000.

He asked for a bond on June 6th and April 21st. His defender is Paul Robertson of Ludowici.

The judge in his case is Hon. Robert W. Guy, Jr., Judge of the Supreme Court of Georgia in Brunswick Justicial Circuit.

In view of the conditions of his bond, Graham must remain directly, indirectly from person, telephone or social media of person, home and job of the victim or witness to the victim and job of the victim.

Graham must not have any dangerous weapons or drink or drink drugs and do not carry out illegal activities.

He must not leave the state of Georgia and must maintain the same address or notify the court if it changes.

A special condition of the bond states that Graham is not approved within the judicial group in Brunswick, except reporting to court or meeting his lawyer.

He also has an outcome lock from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and has to be in contact with his probation officer.

In his case, there is no next date of court, but we will provide updates as soon as you are available.

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