Torris Simmons

Torris Simmons got caught up the search for armed robbery suspects in Gadsden Green on Friday. Simmons had warrants for failure to appear in general sessions court and was found hiding under a house. Let's review his criminal record.

1994 Charges:

Assault & Battery of a High & Aggravated Nature. Allowed to plead guilty to simple assault by the 9th Circuit Solicitor. Sentenced to time served (121 days) by Judge Vic Rawl.

PWID Heroin, Possession of Cocaine, Armed Robbery, PWID Cocaine.

Pled guilty to PWID Heroin. Sentence by Judge Rawl under the YOA to a term not to exceed six years.

All remaining charges dismissed by the 9th Circuit Solicitor (Schwacke).

Sub-total - five charges, two convictions, three dismissed.

1995 Charges:

Possession of Cocaine. Pled guilty. Sentenced by Judge Gary Clary under the YOA to a term not to exceed two years.

Green already received a break under the YOA. Why did he get another one?

Sub-Total: six charges, three convictions, three dismissed.

1996 Charges:

Three counts of Attempted Armed Robbery, three counts of Assault & Battery With Intent to Kill, Possession of Cocaine and Distribution of Drugs Near a School.

Green pled guilty to one armed robbery charge while the other was pled down to strong arm robbery, possession of cocaine, one ABWIK charge and was allowed to plead one ABWIK down to ABHAN. The remaining charges were dismissed.

Judge Sidney T. Floyd sentenced him as follows:

Attempted Armed Robbery: 15 years
ABWIK - 15 years
Strong Arm Robbery - 10 years
ABHAN - 10 years
Poss. Cocaine - 5 years

Sub-Total: 14 charges, 8 convictions, six dismissed.

2011 Charges: Green failed to appear in court and warrants were issued.

Possession of Cocaine, Assaulting an Officer While Resisting Arrest, Possession of Marijuana

Total: 18 Charges, 8 Convictions, 6 Dismissed, 4 Ignored