MCSO arrests two on child exploitation charges, one sex offender on fugitive warrant
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- MCSO arrested Tae'veon Jones and Kyasia Seymour-Hudson on child sexual exploitation charges following search warrants.
- Registered sex offender Lonnie Jones Jr. arrested on fugitive warrant for failure to register charges.
The Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrests of two individuals accused of sexual exploitation of children, along with the arrest of a registered sex offender who was wanted on multiple failure-to-register charges.
According to the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office, members of the agency’s Collaborative Intelligence Group, working alongside the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Against Children Task Force (GBI ICAC), executed two search warrants in Muscogee County.
The investigation resulted in the arrests of Tae’veon Jones and Kyasia Seymour-Hudson.
Jones was arrested and charged with five counts of Sexual Exploitation of Children.
Seymour-Hudson was arrested and charged with one count of Sexual Exploitation of Children.
The sheriff’s office did not provide additional details regarding the allegations or the circumstances surrounding the execution of the search warrants.
In a separate case, the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office Collaborative Intelligence Group, along with the agency’s Sex Offender Task Force, located and arrested Lonnie Jones Jr. on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
Lonnie Jones Jr. was wanted on an active fugitive warrant issued through the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office.
According to authorities, the warrant stemmed from three counts of Failure to Register as a Sex Offender, listed as a bench warrant.
The sheriff’s office emphasized that Lonnie Jones Jr. is not related to Tae’veon Jones.
The arrests are part of the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office’s ongoing efforts to investigate crimes involving children and ensure compliance with Georgia’s sex offender registration requirements.
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