DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. — A Douglas County judge denied bond for Bobby Lee Hart, Jr., a man accused of committing multiple rapes over more than 10 years in the county.
Channel 2 Action News reported on Hart’s arrest in August, when police said he’d allegedly sexually assaulted three women as far back as 2012.
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Warrants obtained by Channel 2 Action News detail three incidents involving Hart, including in 2012 at a Douglasville apartment complex.
Another warrant alleges Hart raped a woman in the parking lot of a grocery store on Hospital Drive in August 2022.
A third incident happened in November 2024 in the back of his semi-truck.
One of Hart’s alleged victims spoke to Channel 2’s Tom Jones, saying the 52-year-old “looks at you like you are a piece of meat.”
On Monday, a judge denied Hart bond, with the order citing that Hart poses a significant threat or danger to the community.
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