A 24-year-old man listed as transient was booked into the Cobb County Adult Detention Center after Marietta police accused him of ignoring a formal trespass warning and performing a sex act on outdoor furniture at a restaurant patio on Delk Road. Daniel Coicou was arrested on charges of public indecency and criminal trespass, according to the arrest warrant.
The alleged incident happened at Timeless Kitchen & Cocktails, located at 2769 Delk Road SE in Marietta, according to the Marietta Daily Journal. The venue operates as a restaurant, lounge, and nightlife spot with an outdoor dining patio, a cigar patio, and hookah service, staying open until 3 a.m. on weekends, per Eventbrite listings for the business. The Marietta Police Department issued the arrest warrant for Coicou following the alleged conduct.
Coicou was booked at the Cobb County Adult Detention Center, the county's primary facility for pretrial detainees, located at 1825 County Services Parkway in Marietta and operated by the Cobb County Sheriff's Office. The report's account of the case is the primary source for the details of his booking and the underlying allegations.
Not His First Brush With Cobb County Police
This is not Coicou's first run-in with law enforcement in the same commercial corridor. In a previous case, when he was 21, Coicou was arrested for allegedly going on a rock-throwing spree that damaged windows at approximately a dozen businesses and shattered windows on six vehicles along Cobb Parkway, Delk Road, and Terrell Mill Road, causing thousands of dollars in property damage, according to FOX 5 Atlanta. He was booked into the county jail at the time on multiple felony counts of criminal damage to property.
The available information does not establish a Sept. 1 jail hearing, a January 2024 filing, or an active revocation proceeding involving Coicou. It remains unclear whether the new arrest is connected to that earlier case.
What Georgia Law Says About the Charges
Under Georgia Code § 16-6-8, public indecency covers performing a sexual act, lewd exposure, or lewd fondling in a public place. Repeat convictions for certain acts can result in felony penalties.
The criminal trespass charge stems from an alleged violation of a criminal trespass warning. The available information does not establish how Georgia law treats property damage valued at $500 or less.
The report describes allegations, not a conviction.
Part of a Broader Pattern Along Cobb Parkway
Coicou's case echoes another recent public indecency arrest in the area. In June, Cobb County law enforcement arrested a 34-year-old man accused of performing a public sex act inside a retail venue on Cobb Parkway in Smyrna, a case Hoodline previously reported on; that suspect was booked on $4,000 bond.
A man was found shot in a vehicle at Stratford Ridge Apartments on Delk Road around June 30 or July 1. It is unclear whether Coicou remains in custody, whether bond has been set in the new case, or whether the arrest will trigger revocation proceedings tied to his earlier cases.
