Stabbing death on Buggy Drive in Milton

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Kevin Ford will not face criminal charges in connection with the Oct. 9 2018 stabbing death of James Alson Macks, the State Attorney’s Office announced Thursday.

The fight that led to Macks’ death began while Ford, his girlfriend Jennifer Taylor and her 8-year-old daughter were in their home at 5132 Buggy Drive at 8 p.m., eating pizza on the living room floor, according to a report from the State Attorney’s Office. That’s when Macks, Taylor’s brother who was also living there, walked into the living room with an aluminum bat and began to yell at her about the power being disconnected.

Macks struck Taylor in the head and arm with the bat while they were yelling at one another, the press release said. Macks then raised the bat to strike Ford.

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