Just after midnight on January 4th, 2024, CCSO DS Eric Anthony Minix attempted to stop a stolen red Dodge Challenger near the 40 MM of Interstate 85 South in Coweta County.
Instead of stopping, the driver, Decedric ( De’ Cedric ) Vonche Donson, accelerated the vehicle initiating a deadly pursuit.
As the pursuit continued south on Interstate 85, units from the Grantville Police Department and several others would join the pursuit of the suspect.
The pursuit would eventually make it to the Georgia / Alabama line. The suspect would turn off the vehicle’s lights as it crossed the interstate bridge over the Chattahoochee River and into Alabama, it’s believed that units with the Lanette Police Department¹ Chambers County Sheriff’s Office deployed spike strips, which the suspect hit.
The suspect’s vehicle would come to a stop just inside Alabama.
DS Minix would exit his patrol vehicle and draw his weapon on the suspect awaiting more units.
Tragically, a responding officer with the Lanette Police Department struck DS Minix in the chaos. Despite the immediate rendering of aid, DS Minix passed away at the scene.
The Grantville Police Department Officer who had been behind the lead unit would wreck his vehicle off the interstate, though he was still able to help affect the arrest of the suspect and tend to the fallen officer. Luckily the GPD officer was treated and released from a local hospital with minor injuries.
The suspect was placed into custody by units from the Troup County Sheriff’s Office ( GA ), who had joined the pursuit just before it had crossed into Alabama.
¹ The article has been updated to show newly obtained information that the spike strips were deployed by members of the Chambers County ( AL ) Sheriff’s Office.
The Suspect
Decedric ( De’ Cedric ) Vonche Donson, 25, of Pensacola, FL was released into the custody of a local law enforcement agency and booked into the Chambers County, Alabama, jail on the following charges: Fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement officer and Receiving Stolen Vehicle. As of Jan 5th, 2024 Donson remains in custody at the Chambers County Jail without bond.
The exact timeline of Donson’s legal future is unknown, however, it is expected he will eventually make his way back to Coweta County to face charges for the initial pursuit.
We now know that Donson was actively on Supervised Release through the Federal Bureau of Prisons after his March 2022 release from Federal Prison.
Criminal History
State and Federal Incarcerations
Donson was incarcerated in the Escambia County Jail from March 18th, 2016 until February 15th, 2017 when he was transferred to State Prison where he would remain until his release on August 1st, 2017. In total, he was incarcerated for just over 16 months of his 18-month sentence.
Donson served from November 6th, 2020 to roughly March 1st, 2021 in the Escambia County Jail before being transferred to an unknown Federal Prison until his release on March 18th, 2022. In total, he was incarcerated for just over 16 months of his 22-month sentence. He is then to serve 2 years of Supervised Release ending on or about March 18th, 2024.
Federal Criminal History
On March 9th, 2020 Donson was arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department on 5 separate charges. You can click here to read more specific information on that arrest below.
As part of that arrest, Donson was charged with Felon in Possession as a firearm was found in his possession. The local Prosecutor declined to prosecute any of the 5 charges, however, the arrest report mentions the serial number of the gun came back as stolen and was attached to an active ATF investigation.
The US Attorney took the case before a Grand Jury in 2020. The case was able to be tried Federally due to the fact the stolen gun and ammo had crossed state lines before coming into Donson’s possession.
On October 20th, 2020 a Federal Grand Jury returned an indictment on the following count.
1.
Felon in Possession of Firearm and Ammunition
Felony
On February 21st, 2021, as part of a plea agreement, Donson pleaded guilty to the single count.
Donson was sentenced to 21 months in Federal Prison ( credit for time served starting 11/06/2020 ) as well as 2 years of supervised release upon release from Prison.
He would serve just over 16 months before being released from Federal custody on March 18th, 2022. With this date of release his supervised release period should last until March 18th, 2024.
Court records show that Donson had at least 3 reported violations of his supervised release including testing positive for drugs, failing to notify his supervision officer that he was questioned regarding a fleeing and eluding incident in February 2023, and admitting to attempting to defraud a drug test by drinking a “tea” to dilute his urine in April 2023.
The Probation office handling Donson’s supervised release chose to modify the conditions of his release in these instances, adding substance abuse treatment and eventually mental health treatment to his requirements.
Georgia Criminal History
A search of the Department of Corrections in Georgia shows that Donson has not served any time in prison in the State of Georgia.
A further search of Georgia Counties in the Metro Atlanta and Columbus areas shows no arrests or cases for Donson.
Florida Criminal History
Donson has an extensive criminal history in Florida. A majority of which is in Escambia County, which is the County that Pensacola is in.
Things of note.
A few things to remember as you read the following criminal history information.
During the period covered below, Donson never held a valid driver’s license. His first entry in the below criminal history, when he was 14, resulted in a D6 ( The form in FL that courts use to suspend your license – or at his age, the ability to get one ) being issued. In nearly every case after that, he failed to pay the fines required in his sentencing… resulting in a new D6 being issued as a penalty. It does however seem that on August 23rd, 2023 he paid a good amount trying to clear up his older cases. On December 28th, 2023 it seems that he came to an agreement with the court to a payment plan – he then paid $210 ( Roughly $32 per case of which $25 was part of the payment plan and $7 was a print fee for a D6 to be created for each case ) and in return was given the needed paperwork to get a license. If he did so is unknown at this time.
As of December 28th, 2023, the last time information is available, Donson owes the Escambia Courts $3,482.50 across the 8 cases covered by his payment plan. He also still owes over $8,000 in restitution to victims.
Donson’s criminal history ( that’s publicly available due to age restrictions ) that is known, consists of
Case Types
- 14 Criminal Cases
- 7 Criminal Traffic
- 1 Misdemeanor
- 5 Felony
- 1 Domestic Violence
- 3 Traffic Infractions
- 2 Domestic Relation cases
Charges
- 15 Misdemeanor Charges – 7 Actually Charged
- 7 were dropped / not filled by Prosecutor
- 1 expunged due to Pre-Trial Diversion
- 1 was dropped locally and then prosecuted by the Federal Govt.
- 9 Felony Charges – 3 Actually Charged
- 6 were dropped / not filled by Prosecutor
- 3 Traffic Citations
Of the 9 charges that the Prosecutor didn’t drop, Donson pleaded NOLO / NO CONTEST on 7 of the charges, and straight Guilty on 2.
2023 Cases
On February 7th, 2023, Donson, 24, is arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol and charged with the following.
1.
Knowingly Driving While License Suspended, Canceled, Revoked, Or The Equivalent¹
Misdemeanor, Second Degree¹
On March 23rd, 2023, Donson pleaded NOLO / NO CONTEST and was fined $280.00 which is still owed.
¹ Donson was originally charged by officers with Driving With Suspended Revoked License Subseq Off which is a First Degree Misdemeanor. The Court would however change it to Knowingly Driving While License Suspended, Canceled, Revoked, Or The Equivalent reducing the charge to a Second Degree Misdemeanor.
Donson also receives the following citation by the Florida Highway Patrol during the same incident, which due to how Florida Courts work is assigned a separate case as a traffic infraction.
1.
Unlawful Speed ( 100 MPH in a 60 MPH ZONE )
Traffic Infraction
On March 1st, 2023, Donson pleaded NOLO / NO CONTEST and was fined $356.00 which is still owed.
On February 9th, 2023, Donson, 24, is arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office on the following charges.
1.
Driving With Suspended Revoked License
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
On March 14th, 2023 this charge is transferred to a different court ( with the felony below being dropped the same day, this charge is transferred to a separate court that handles misdemeanor-only cases ). It’ll be covered below.
2.
Possess Of Weapon Or Ammo By Convicted Fla Felon
Felony, Second Degree
The prosecutor declined to prosecute.
Donson is able to secure the $10,000 bond the same day as his arrest.
Shortly after Donson’s 25th birthday on March 20th, 2023, the February 9th charge for Driving With Suspended Revoked License is transferred to a new case in a different court and Donson is now charged with the following.
1.
Knowingly Driving While License Suspended, Canceled, Revoked, Or The Equivalent
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
On April 6th, 2023, Donson pleaded NOLO / NO CONTEST and was fined $535.00 which is still owed.
With the previous $10,000 bond released on the previous case, Donson is able to secure the $500 bond for this charge the same day.
Donson was again arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol on December 11th, 2023 and charged with the following.
1.
Knowingly Driving While License Suspended, Canceled, Revoked, Or The Equivalent Second Or Subsequent Conviction
Misdemeanor, First Degree
Case is still open.
This case is still open as of January 6th, 2024.
In June of 2023, the Mother of Donson’s children opened a case for Child Support. It was closed in August and reopened again on December 28th, 2023. The case remains open.
2022 Cases
No Cases
2021 Cases
No Cases
2020 Cases
Donson, 21, brings in 2020 by being arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office on January 1st, 2020 for the following charge.
1.
Unknowingly Operating Vehicle While DL Suspended/Canceled/Revoked
Civil Infraction
He’s ordered to pay the fine plus fees totaling $160.00. That total, plus further fees equaling another $30 is paid in full on August 29th, 2023.
March 1st, 2020, just days before his 22nd birthday, Donson is charged with the following charge and arrested March 9th, 2020. The victim is the mother of his children, whom he faced the same charge in December 2019.
1.
Battery-touch or strike
Misdemeanor, First Degree
For an unknown reason, the charges were dropped by the prosecutor on July 20th, 2022.
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on March 9th, 2020 through March 14th, 2020 when he was released on a $1000 bond.
The arrest report for the above charge reads, in part, the following.
“Upon arrival, I made contact with V/[REDACTED], who stated the following under oath. V/[REDACTED]’s father of her son, S/De’Cedrie Donson, dropped off their child in common at V/[REDACTED]’s place of employment (Burger King) while she was working. S/Donson began to leave the restaurant, and V/[REDACTED] followed him. V/[REDACTED] asked S/Donson why he was leaving their child in the lobby of the restaurant while she was bus}’ working. V/[REDACTED] and S/Donson began to enter a verbal argument, and V /[REDACTED] said, ” You pissed me off.” S/Donson replied, ” I’ II slap the fuck out of you;” at which time, V/[REDACTED] replied, “Then do it.” S/Donson pushed V/[REDACTED], and both fell to the ground. S/Donson had V/[REDACTED] held onto the ground as the two were fighting. V /[REDACTED] was able to get off the ground as S/Donson grabbed V /[REDACTED] by her jacket. S/Donson got into a ,·chicle and pulled out a gun and waved it around saying, “They know where to find me.” S/Donson reached through the driver’s side window, which he had rolled down, and grabbed V/[REDACTED] by her hair as he began to leave the parking lot. V/[REDACTED] was walking alongside the vehicle due to S/Donson driving off while grabbing herb:,, the hair before V/[REDACTED]’s wig came off, and she was freed from S/Donson’s grasp. V/[REDACTED] stated S/Donson did not threaten to shoot her with the gun that he had, and she was not in fear that S/Donson was going to shoot her with the gun.
While I was speaking with V/[REDACTED], S/Donson called V/[REDACTED]. V/[REDACTED] allowed me to speak with S/Donson using her cell phone. S/Donson refused to meet with me in person but stated that he would speak with me over the phone. I read S/Donson his Miranda Warning from my agency-issued Miranda card, at which time he stated he was willing to speak with me. S/Donson arrived at [ REDAC TED ADDRESS ] in order to drop his son off with the mother, V/[REDACTED]. S/Donson was leaving the restaurant when V/[REDACTED] aggressively came after him, arguing about S/Donson dropping the child off. S/Donson attempted to enter his vehicle; however, V/[REDACTED] tried to grab him to keep S/Donson from entering the vehicle. S/Donson shoved V /[REDACTED] to get away, which caused both of them to fall to the ground. S/Donson was able to get into his vehicle and then drive away from the incident. S/Donson denied having a firearm in his possession at the time of the incident.”
Donson days later, on bond, and now 22, is again arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department. on March 9th, 2020. He’s charged with the following charges.
1.
No Valid Drivers License
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
Nolle Pros – Dropped by Prosecutor
2.
Possess Of Weapon Or Ammo By Convicted Fla Felon
Felony , Second Degree
Nolle Pros – Dropped by Prosecutor
3.
Possess Of Weapon Or Ammo By Convicted Fla Felon
Felony , Second Degree
Nolle Pros – Dropped by Prosecutor
4.
Stolen Prop Deal In
Felony , Second Degree
The prosecutor declined to prosecute.
5.
Resisting Arrest Without Violence
Misdemeanor, First Degree
Nolle Pros – Dropped by Prosecutor
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on March 9th, 2020 through March 14th, 2020 when he was released on a $32,000 bond.
While the state declined to prosecute, the Federal Government did not. Please see the information under Federal Criminal History, here.
“On 03/09/20, at the address of [REDACTED] (Moorings Apartments) in Escambia County, Florida, De’Cedric Vonche Donson did knowingly and intentionally commit the offense of (2 counts) possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon, dealing in stolen property, obstruction (without violence), and driving with no valid driver’s license, as follows:
On 03/09/20, while on patrol in an unmarked Sheriff’s Office vehicle, myself and other deputies were patrolling the area of Old Spanish Trail Road and Olive Road, at which time I observed a silver Honda Accord being operating by a black male wearing a black jacket turn onto Old Spanish Trail Road from Olive Road. I observed the black male driver later identified as S/De’Cedric Donson to not wearing his seat belt. Deputy Ostrom #4IO was driving the Sheriff’s Office vehicle and made a u-turn and attempted to catch up to the silver Accord which had turned into the Moorings Apartments located at [REDACTED]. The vehicle then continued to drive through the parking lot and parked in a parking spot in front of the V Building. As myself and other deputies pulled up to the vehicle, I observed the same black male wearing the black jacket, S/Donson open the door and begin to exit the vehicle, I immediately opened the passenger door of the Sheriff’s Office vehicle and identified myself as Sheriff’s Deputy. S/Donson exited the vehicle and began walking towards the back of the vehicle. I ordered S/Donson to stop and provide me with his driver’s license due to the fact he was operating a vehicle while not wearing a seat belt. S/Donson stated he did not have his driver’s license and continued to walk away from me, at which time I grabbed his right arm and once again told him he was detained for a criminal investigation and that he was required to provide me with his driver’s license. S/Donson began to resist and pull away from me while shouting to bystanders nearby to come help him. Myself and other deputies after a short struggle were able to get S/Donson into handcuffs. I then escorted S/Donson to the back of Deputy Barnett #380 marked patrol vehicle and placed him inside. S/Donson still refused to provide his identification.
While speaking with S/Donson I was advised by Deputy Felan [I[ #351 that there was a firearm in plain view in the driver’s seat of the vehicle directly where S/Donson was sitting. Upon approaching the vehicle, I immediately smelled the odor of fresh marijuana emanating from inside. Based on plain smell, a probable cause search was conducted on the vehicle. Inside the vehicle on the driver’s seat I observed a Smith and Wesson Shield 9mm bearing serial number JCK9466. 19 photographs were taken of the interior of the vehicle and the location of the firearm before it was moved. Upon clearing the firearm, one 9mm round was in the chamber of the firearm, along with nine other 9mm rounds inside the magazine. No other contraband was located inside the vehicle.
A criminal history check was conducted via dispatch which showed a prior guilty conviction for robbery with a firearm on 0l/24/17, which confirmed S/Donson was a convicted felon. It was also determined that S/Donson did not have a valid driver’s license and had never had one issued to him. A records check of the Smith and Wesson Shield confirmed that the gun was stolen and was one of 25 firearms stolen from a local Federal Firearm’s licensee and was part of an ongoing investigation by ATF (reference case number F20200000257).
I then spoke with S/Donson, at which time he provided no legal means of obtaining the stolen firearm and stated that recently he has been receiving threats from individuals he knows and stated he needed protection.”
Donson was again arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office on August 4th, 2020, and charged with the following charges that occurred when he stole and crashed a vehicle on May 17th, 2020.
1.
Fail Stop Rem Crsh Inv Inj Oth Thn Ser Bod Inj
Felony, Third Degree
On August 3rd, 2021, Donson pleaded NOLO / NO CONTEST to both charges. He was sentenced to a combined 11 months and 30 days with credit for 90 days served between arrest and sentencing. The time is to be spent in county jail and served concurrently with ” Federal Sentence Currently Serving “. He’s also ordered to pay restitution in the following amounts; $4000 to Enterprise ( Rental Car ), and $4000 to the driver of the vehicle he crashed into ( [REDACTED 3} below ).
2.
Grand Theft Auto
Felony, Third Degree
See above.
Donson is able to secure the $15,000 bond the same day as his arrest.
The arrest report for the above charge reads, in part, the following.
“Between 05/17/2020, at 2200 hours and 05/18/2020 at 0000 hours at 1028 Hope Drive in Escambia County Florida. Decedric Vonche Donson did knowingly and unlawfully take possession of 2019 Nissan Kick Vin:[REDACTED]. S/Donson took this vehicle without permission and with the intent of depriving the owner right to their property. This vehicle is a rental car owned by Enterprise Corporation and was rented to [REDACTED] who is an acquaintance of S/Donson’s. Ms. [REDACTED] indicated that no person had permission to drive this vehicle at any time. The vehicle is valued at $14,000.00.
On 05/18/2020, [REDACTED] parked the vehicle at a friends home. The friend is identified as [REDACTED 2], Ms. [REDACTED 2] stated that S/Decedric Donson came over to her home at approximately 2200 hours. She stated that she went to sleep and when she woke up at approximately 0000 hours, S/Donson and the car were gone. At approximately 0000 hours on 05/18/2020, the stolen Nissan Kick was involved in a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of N. Hwy 29 and W. Michigan Ave. The B/M driver of the stolen car fled the scene on foot leaving an injured juvenile passenger in the vehicle that he was driving. The description of the driver who fled closely matched that of S/Decedric Donson. The injured juvenile passenger indicated she did not know who the driver was. On 05/18/2020, at 0245 hours [REDACTED 2] received a message on her phone from S/Donson indicating,” Just say the car was stolen and say you don’t remember what you did what you did with them you had just got out the hospital Dontavius Wilson give them that name.”
On 06/01/2020, I made contact with Ms. [REDACTED]. She was able to view a photographic line up and positively identified the driver of the car that hit her as S/Decedric Donson. Several attempts have been made and neither S/Donson nor the passenger in his vehicle [REDACTED 3] have been located.”
This is the extent of known criminal history for 2020.
2019 Cases
Donson gets a late start to 2019 when on August 16th, 2019, the now 21 year old, is arrested by the Pensacola Police Department on the following charge, for which he was arrested August 22nd, 2019.
1.
No valid drivers license
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
On September 24th, 2019, Donson pleaded guilty and was fined $280.00 which is still owed.
On December 4th, 2019, Donson was arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and charged with the following charge, the victim of which was the mother of his two children.
1.
Battery-touch or strike
Misdemeanor, First Degree
For an unknown reason, the charges were dropped by the prosecutor on Feb 17th, 2020.
The arrest report for the above charge reads, in part, the following.
” On 12/4/19 I was dispatched to [REDACTED ADDRESS], in reference to a Battery complaint.
Upon arrival, I made contact with V/[REDACTED], who was crying. V/[REDACTED] stated under oath that while driving down the road with her boyfriend, whom she has a child in common with, later identified as S/De’cedric Donson, they became engaged in a verbal altercation over S/Donson wanting to take her vehicle somewhere.
V/[REDACTED] stated that as they approached the light at Pensacola Blvd and North W Street, she jumped into the back seat in an attempt to exit the vehicle. V/[REDACTED] stated that as she began to exit the vehicle, S/Donson smacked her in the mouth and began punching her on the right side of her face. V /[REDACTED] stated that after she exited the vehicle, she ran to the area of Oakfield Road and Pensacola Blvd., where she contacted a friend to come pick her up. V/[REDACTED] complained of a swollen and busted lip, but refused medical treatment. “
On December 18th, 2019, the victim of the December 4th incident, who is also the mother of Donson’s children, requested from the court, and was granted the same day, a “Protection Against Domestic Violence with Minor Children” injunction against Donson.
This is the extent of known criminal history for 2019.
2018 Cases
10 Days after his 20th birthday on March 13th, 2018, Donson changes it up a bit and is arrested by the Gulf Breeze Police Department in Santa Rosa County, FL for the charge below.
1.
Operate motor vehicle wo valid license
Unknown
In April of 2018, Donson was allowed to enter a pre-trial diversion program and ordered to pay a fine of $132.00, which was paid on 12/28/2023. The case was closed and charges were dropped on November 8th, 2018 after completion of the pre-trial diversion program.
Outside of the above charge, Donson is taken to court in Escambia County by his child’s mother for child support. That case would drag out from January 23rd, 2018 until the mother gave up and the case was closed on April 17th, 2019.
This is the extent of his known criminal activity in 2018.
2017 Cases
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on March 18th, 2016 until February 15th, 2017 when he was transferred to State Prison after being sentenced. He will remain in State Prison until his release on August 1st, 2017.
After his release from State Prison on August 1st, 2017, Donson has no further known criminal activity for the duration of 2017.
2016 Cases
Donson escalated his criminal activity days before his 18th birthday when on February 21st, 2016 he was charged with the following charge and arrested 15 days after his 19th birthday on March 18th, 2016 by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
1.
Robbery-by sudden snatching wo firearm or weapon¹
Felony, Third Degree¹
Plead NOLO / NO CONTEST – Sentenced to 18 months in State Prison and given credit for the time served since his March 18th, 2016 arrest leaving him with a release date in September of 2017. He is ordered to pay $618.00. As of now, fines for non-payment have been added and he owes $914.85.
¹ Donson was originally charged by officers with Robbery – With Firearm or Other Deadly Weapon which is a First Degree Felony. The Court would however change it to the sudden snatching reducing the charge to a Third Degree Felony.
Florida Department of Corrections records show that Donson was incarcerated in State Prison from February 15th, 2017 to August 1st, 2017 on the above charges.
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on March 18th, 2016 through the end of the year.
2015 Cases
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on October 3rd, 2014 until April 30th, 2015 when he posted a $12,500 bond.
Out of jail for less than 2 months ( on bond ), and 2 days before the Prosecutor dropped the 2014 charges, Donson, now 17 years old, was arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office on June 24th, 2015 on the following charge which occurred June 19th, 2015.
1.
No valid drivers license
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
Plead guilty and ordered to pay a fine of $50.00 and Court Cost of $275.50 bringing his total to $325.50 which was paid in full on 8/29/23.
He pleaded guilty to the charge on August 20th, 2015.
This is the extent of his known adult criminal activity in 2015.
2014 Cases
At the age of 16 Donson added to his adult criminal history when on October 3rd, 2014 he was arrested by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office on the following charges.
1.
Crim misch-over $200 dollars under $1000 dollars
Misdemeanor, First Degree
Dropped by Prosecutor
2.
Burgl unoccupied dwelling- unarmed- no asslt or batt
Felony, Second Degree
Dropped by Prosecutor
3.
Grand theft $300 or more but less than $5000
Felony, Third Degree
Dropped by Prosecutor
Donson was released in April of 2015 on $11,500 bond. After 8 months of court hearings, over 11 depositions, and a lot of taxpayer money, on June 26th, 2015 the Prosecutor, for an unknown reason, dropped all charges and the case was closed.
This is the extent of his known adult criminal activity in 2014.
Donson is in the Escambia County Jail from his arrest on October 3rd, 2014 through the end of the year.
2013 Cases
At the age of 14, Donson starts his adult criminal history. On January 23rd, 2013 ( Arrested January 28th, 2013 ), Donson was involved in an accident while driving a 2008 Toyota SUV. The Flordia Highway Patrol worked the accident which had damage totaling $2000.00. He was charged with the following.
1.
Reckless Driving Causing Personal or Property Damage
Misdemeanor, First Degree
Dropped by Prosecutor
2.
No Valid Drivers License
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
Plead NOLO / NO CONTEST – Fined $428.00, still owes $303.00
3.
Leaving the scene of an accident without giving info more than $50 damage
Misdemeanor, Second Degree
Dropped by Prosecutor
4.
Failed to Use Designated Lane/Failed to drive within single lane
Traffic Citation
Fined $163.00, with fees for no payment ended up $196.00 which was paid in full on 8/29/2023
On May 14th, 2013 the court issued a D6 order suspending Donson’s license or ability to obtain a license for what seems to be failure to pay the fines.
This is the extent of his known adult criminal activity in 2013.