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Jada Cymone Wilks

Jada Cymone Wilks

Dec 4, 2022Richmond County, GA

3 charges

3 charges

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Obedience Traffic Control Devices, category Traffic
DUI / Alcohol / Less Safe, category DUI
Speeding, category Traffic

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Arrest date: Dec 4, 2022
County: Richmond County, GA

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Jada Cymone Wilks · Augusta-Richmond County · Dec 4, 2022 · CSRA Crime