HOUSTON COUNTY:
CV-Circuit-Civil:
38-CV-2025-900190.00 Citibank N.AAlfonso Ortesga Vs Kimberl D Fields (Account
Collective) $ $6324.80 with Judge Todd Derrick
38-CV-2025-900131.00 Jerry Roers Vs Rakeen Quintez Ball (Negligence Motor
Vehicle) with Judge with Butch Binford
DV- District Civil:
38-DV-2025-900392.00 TD Bank N.A Vs Peach Wesson Brown
(Contract/EJMNT/SEIZIZU) $13854.92 with Judge Lort Collin Ingram
38-DV-2025-900393.00 TD Bank N.A Vs Dunieski Moreira
(Contract/EJMNT/SEIZIZU) $18518.61 with Judge Benjamin Lewis
38-DV-2025-900394.00 Velocity Invrdtments LLC Vs Chad Alphord (Account
Collection) $6006.00 with Judge Benjamin Lewis
SM-Small Claims:
38-SM-2025-901149.00 Citibank N.A Vs Alfonso Ortega (Account Collective)
$3326.89 with Judge Benjamin Lewis
38-SM-2025-901150.00 Citibank N.A Vs Carlos M Garcia (Account Collective) $
3326.89 with Judge Lori Collier Ingram
38-SM-2024-901151.00 Gulfco of DBA Tower Loan of Dothan Vs Waren M
Designer (Contract/EJNMT /SEIZU) $4633.54 with Judge Loir Collier Ingram
38-SM-2025-901152.00 Recover Exchange LLC Vs Ashley Vinson(Contract/EJNMT
/SEIZU) $1242.00 with Judge Loir Collier Ingram
38-SM-2025-901153.00 Recover Exchange LLC Vs Jackie McCray(Contract/EJNMT
/SEIZU) $1510.00 with Judge Benjaman Lewis
38-2025-901154.00 LVNV Funding LLC Vs Crystal Bass (Account Collection )
$846.90 Lori Collier Ingram
38-2025-901155.00 LVNV Funding LLC Vs Willie Veasley (Account Collection)
$676.30 Benjamin Lewis
38-SM-2025-901158.00 Portfolio Recovery Associated LLC Vs Keyana M Griffin
(Account Collection) $1268.10 with Judge Lori Collier Ingram
38-2025-901157.00 LVNV Funding LLC Vs Ryan Dorminey (Account Collection)
$2213.07 Lori Collier Ingram
CC-Circuit-Criminal:
Judge Richarson had4 ford for Obstruct Justice, Burglary 1st, Robbery 3rd, Assault
2nd . Judge Binford has 3 Cases Expungement Petition.
DC-District-Criminal:
Judge Lewis had 31 cases ranging from Harassment, Possess Marijuana 1st.
Fugitive From Justice.
TR-Traffic:
Judge Lewis has 16 cases Speeding X 10, Failure to Wear Safe, Fail Display
Registration Fail Display Insurance and Driver License Not
Henry County:
SM Claims:
37-SM-2025-900111.00 Citibank N.A Vs Terry A Amyx (Account Collection)
$2202.59 with Judge Spencer Danzey
37-SM-2025-9002112.00 Velocity Investments LLC Vs Derrick Graham (Account
Collection) $2381.34 with Judge Spencer Danzey
DV-District Criminal:
Judge Danzey had 1 case for Fush Poss Undersize
Reports indicate pamphlets are being passed out containing false information on Rep. Paul Lee.
The pamphlets describe incorrect information which do not represent Lee’s standpoints. Reports indicate people with Georgia ties could be passing out the literature.
Local pastor and activist Kenneth Glasgow and KSG Consultants Ministries are hosting a prom tonight for students who have been barred from attending their school’s official event due to pending criminal charges. The event aims to provide a meaningful alternative for teens who have been caught in the crossfire of school policy and the legal system.
The idea for the prom was sparked by the story of a young woman who graduated in December with a 3.35 GPA but was denied the opportunity to attend prom or walk at graduation due to charges stemming from an incident in which she allegedly never exited the vehicle, according to Glasgow.
“She shouldn’t be punished for something she didn’t do,” Glasgow said. “She graduated early, with honors. And now, because of (charges) that will likely be dropped, she’s being excluded.”
Glasgow pointed out that the school district’s policy contradicts the foundational legal principle of “innocent until proven guilty.”
Several students — six to ten by Glasgow’s count — are in similar situations, and he believes these decisions by the school system could leave lasting psychological scars.
“When those charges are eventually dropped, the emotional damage will already be done,” he said. “We can’t let them miss these rites of passage.”
The DCS Code of Conduct indicates some infractions can lead to the revocation of the graduation ceremony of other school-related activities.
Glasgow and his team organized a fully-fledged prom experience, complete with catering, a DJ, formal wear, and security. The venue at Evergreen Plaza at 805 N. Lena St., donated by Ron Wilson, will host the event from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Glasgow has reached out to the city of Dothan and local law enforcement to ensure a safe environment for students and families.
“This isn’t just about one student,” Glasgow said. “It’s about standing up for every child who’s been denied because of a policy that doesn’t align with justice.”
Glasgow emphasized that the public is welcome to attend and show solidarity.
“This is about unity, about being part of a solution—not just pointing fingers at the problem,” he said. “If we don’t invest in our youth today, we’ll keep facing these same issues tomorrow.”
