Man convicted of abusing his aunt gets more jail time for violating probation

After the February 2011 incident in which Dulaney pleaded nolo contendere to one count of felony sexual battery, a Barrow County Superior Court judge ordered him to spend 30 days in confinement, 12 months of probation and a host of other conditions, including psychosexual evaluation/treatment and a $500 fine.

On Jan. 29, 2012, Statham Police arrested Dulaney for violating terms of his probation. A Family Violence Incident Report indicates that on that Sunday night at about 8 p.m., an officer responded to Dulaney’s address in reference to a verbal domestic dispute. Dulaney’s father told police that Dulaney was “out of control” and he had fled the residence before police arrived.

Knowing Delaney had a valid warrant for a probation violation, an officer found him at his brother’s house, confirmed the warrant and took him to the Barrow County jail, at which time it was discovered Dulaney had another outstanding warrant for criminal trespass.

Last week, Superior Court Judge David Motes allowed Dulaney credit for time served since his most recent arrest. As of Feb. 10, Dulaney was ordered to spend another 83 days in jail on the misdemeanor charge of criminal trespass.