Jacobi Nixon

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Name:
Nixon, Jacobi Ahman

Date of Booking:
07/14/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN – 2ND DEGREE (FELONY )

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 07/14/2026, I responded to [REDACTED] in reference to a physical domestic dispute.

I made contact with the complainant, [WITNESS #1], who stated her twenty-one year old son, Jacobi Nixon, punched her twelve year old son, [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. [WITNESS #1] stated she was not on scene when this occurred, but her daughter, [VICTIM #1], and nephew, [WITNESS #2], were on scene during the incident. [VICTIM #1] called [WITNESS #1] to inform her of the incident after it occurred. [WITNESS #1] stated Jacobi and [REDACTED BY AGENCY] were arguing about a phone charger. [WITNESS #1] stated she was told both individuals went outside, and Jacobi proceeded to make physical contact with [REDACTED BY AGENCY].

I made contact with the victim, [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. He stated the two were arguing about a phone charger, then Jacobi slapped his glasses off of his face. He stated Jacobi proceeded to punch him and then he ended up on the ground. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] tried to call out for help; however, he stated Jacobi had grabbed his mouth.

I observed visible bruising to both sides of [REDACTED BY AGENCY]’s face. His upper and lower lips were busted and bleeding. There was blood on his shirt. I took photos of the visible injuries on [REDACTED BY AGENCY]’s face as well as the blood on his shirt. The photos were uploaded via Axon Capture.

I made contact with a witness, [WITNESS #2]. He stated he was upstairs in the residence and heard bumping noises. He went downstairs and witnessed Jacobi on top of [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and blood coming out of [REDACTED BY AGENCY]’s mouth.

Jacobi was not present at the residence at the time I was on scene. I was advised that Jacobi would be riding in a gray Nissan Altima with no center caps on any of the tires.

Around 1217 hours, [WITNESS #1] advised Jacobi came back to the residence. [WITNESS #1] stated Jacobi made suicidal threats.

I also made contact again with [VICTIM #1], who stated Jacobi held a gun to his head and then left the residence with the gun.

I secured one state warrant on Jacobi Nixon for Cruelty to Children 2nd Degree.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

7/29/26

PROPERTY BOND SET AT $2,000 — JACOBI AHMAN NIXON RELEASED WITH CONDITIONS

What this means: Jacobi Ahman Nixon was released from custody after a $2,000 property bond was posted in Baldwin County Superior Court. A property bond means real property — such as land or a home — was used as collateral to secure Nixon’s release while the case moves forward. As a condition of release, Nixon was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim in this case. Violating that condition could result in Nixon being returned to custody.

8/5/26

CHARGES DISMISSED AGAINST JACOBI AHMAN NIXON PRIOR TO GRAND JURY PRESENTATION

What this means: On August 4, 2026, Assistant District Attorney Nancy Scott Moskaly filed a dismissal of the warrant and citation against Jacobi Ahman Nixon in Baldwin County Superior Court, Case No. 233205, for Cruelty to Children – 2nd Degree. The dismissal was entered before the case was ever presented to a grand jury for indictment. The stated reasons were lack of prosecutorial merit and at the request of the alleged victim’s mother. Under Georgia law (State v. Hanson), the District Attorney has the authority to dismiss charges at this stage without grand jury action. The record has been flagged to be restricted in GCIC — Georgia’s criminal history database — meaning this arrest and charge will not appear as an open or active case in standard background checks going forward.