Whitfield County's official Police-to-Citizen inmate record lists Marco Tulio Juarez Ramos, 27, as booked on July 30, 2026. The record names the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office as the booking agency and lists two charges with a total bond amount of $1,000.

The first entry is labeled “CHILD MOLESTATION- CC1134,” cites O.C.G.A. § 16-6-4(a), carries identifier W26-1272 and lists an active no-bond status. The second is labeled “PUBLIC INDECENCY, 1ST OR 2ND CONVICTION- CC1179,” cites § 16-6-8(b), carries identifier WA#71296 and lists an active $1,000 property bond. No disposition is recorded for either charge. The “1st or 2nd conviction” wording is the official source's charge label and does not itself establish a prior conviction.

For legal context, Georgia's enacted House Bill 1188 amended § 16-6-4(a) to define child molestation through specified immoral or indecent conduct involving a child under 16 and sexual intent, including specified electronic-image conduct. The booking record cites subsection (a) but does not identify a more specific paragraph. A Georgia Public Safety Training Center manual reproduces § 16-6-8(a)'s definition of public indecency and subsection (b)'s misdemeanor rule, subject to subsection (c)'s rule for certain third or subsequent convictions. Those legal descriptions explain the source's citations; they do not establish that the allegations are true.

Ramos is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. A booking record and criminal charge are not convictions.