No bond for Boykin

[thetragichippy]

Well know family name, and he is in some serious, spend a long time in jail trouble.  

 

They include: Aggravated Kidnapping, a 1st Degree Felony; Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon/Family Violence, a 1st Degree Felony; and Aggravated Assault Impeding Breath/Circulation/Family Violence, a 2nd Degree Felony. The cases are in the county, just outside of the Lumberton city limits.

He's also facing a Jefferson County charge of Tampering With a Government Record, accused of turning in a bill of sale for a boat, alleging he bought it for $10, when a game warden says Boykin paid at least $40,000 for it.

 

 

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Edited Friday at 07:26 PM by thetragichippy
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[bullets13]

Hardin county is going to end up with egg on their face on this one. the "new charges" they're pursuing are from a report filed over a year ago from a woman who claims he did basically the exact same thing to her as he did to this woman. The woman from a year ago also made a series of tik toks about it. I'd be seriously looking into legal representation if I were her. It's pretty amazing how nothing was done for a year, but when people start talking crap about Hardin Co on facebook they suddenly decide to charge him? 

[thetragichippy]

1 hour ago, bullets13 said:

Hardin county is going to end up with egg on their face on this one. the "new charges" they're pursuing are from a report filed over a year ago from a woman who claims he did basically the exact same thing to her as he did to this woman. The woman from a year ago also made a series of tik toks about it. I'd be seriously looking into legal representation if I were her. It's pretty amazing how nothing was done for a year, but when people start talking crap about Hardin Co on facebook they suddenly decide to charge him? 

I have no idea how those accusations from last year didn't amount to anything. It blew up on tik tok. I hate to think it was the name, but it's hard not to think that. Looks like they are throwing the book at him this time. 

I will say Mr. Boykin, his Grandfather, was a good man.  I had the pleasure of several good conversations with him.  When he was older, retirement age, and very, very wealthy, he would still work on his tractor clearing land.  A true country boy.