CENTERVILLE, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – A Reynolds man pleaded guilty to aggravated assault-family violence, according to Houston County District Attorney Eric Edwards . 29-year-old Devin Jamal Robinson entered his guilty plea on February 23, 2026, in the Superior Court of Houston County. The plea came while motions were being heard for his upcoming jury trial, which had been scheduled to begin March 9, 2026. Robinson was immediately sentenced by Houston County Chief Superior Court Judge Edward D. Lukemire to 20 years, with the first seven years to serve. The case stems from an August 26, 2024, incident at a Centerville home. Centerville Police Department officers were dispatched after a neighbor reported witnessing Robinson attacking his former live-in girlfriend inside her vehicle. During the attack, Robinson strangled the victim with his hands, struck her multiple times in the face, pulled her hair, and held her down, preventing her from escaping. Officers saw numerous injuries on the victim’s face and body. Robinson, who was on probation at the time for a prior drug offense, reportedly told officers while being transported to the county jail that he wasn’t concerned about the famil
