Brian Leroy Wilson Jr., a white male born January 16, 1992, was booked on June 1, 2026 at 2:11 AM in connection with a case involving resisting arrest, disorderly conduct while intoxicated, obstructing official business, and probation violation in the jurisdiction of Washington CH PD. The 6’00”, 150-pound man with blonde hair and blue eyes had an arrest date of May 31, 2026 at 7:51 PM.
Name: Wilson Jr, Brian Leroy
Race: WHITE
Gender: MALE
Date of Birth: 1/16/1992
Hair Color: BLONDE
Eye Color: BLUE
Height: 6’00”
Weight: 150 lbs
Booking Date: 6/1/2026 2:11 AM
Arrest Date: 5/31/2026 7:51 PM
Arresting Agency: WASHINGTON CH PD
Charges: RESISTING ARREST (M2)- RESIST OR INTERFERE, DISORDERLY CONDUCT (M4) – INTOXICATED ANNOY OR ALA, OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS (M2), PROBATION VIOLATION
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Resisting Arrest
Resisting arrest (Ohio Revised Code §2921.33) involves recklessly or by force resisting or interfering with a lawful arrest. It is generally a second-degree misdemeanor, increasing if a weapon or harm is involved.
Obstructing Official Business / Justice
Obstructing official business (Ohio Revised Code §2921.31) and obstructing justice (§2921.32) involve acts that hamper a public official’s duties or help another avoid arrest or prosecution. Penalties range from misdemeanor to felony depending on the circumstances.
Disorderly Conduct
Disorderly conduct (Ohio Revised Code §2917.11) covers behavior such as fighting, threatening, or creating a risky or offensive condition for others, including while intoxicated. It is usually a minor misdemeanor, rising to a fourth-degree misdemeanor in certain circumstances.
Probation Violation
A probation (community-control) violation is not a new substantive crime but an allegation that a person failed to follow the conditions of an existing probation term. Such matters are handled by the supervising court.
Washington Court House
Jurisdiction: Arrests by the Washington Court House Police Department are processed in Fayette County. Misdemeanor cases are typically heard in the Washington Court House Municipal Court; felony cases proceed to the Fayette County Court of Common Pleas.
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