Nicolas Kilbourne

Name:
Kilbourne, Nicolas Michael

Date of Booking:
09/20/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED BATTERY -/FEL/-

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on September 20, 2025]

On September 20, 2025 at approximately 1547 hours, I contacted the complainant/victim, [VICTIM #1], at [1300 BLOCK] Pecan Boulevard, in reference to a possible domestic.

Upon contact, [VICTIM #1] advised she had been in a verbal altercation with her ex-boyfriend, Nicolas Kilbourne, in reference to him putting out her personal items from inside the residence at [1300 BLOCK] North Clark Street. [VICTIM #1] advised after arguing with Kilbourne about him not evicting her the proper way, she proceeded to “jump at him”, but never hit him, when he proceeded to punch her in the face area. [VICTIM #1] advised she never touched Kilbourne prior to being struck. [VICTIM #1] advised both her and Kilbourne, along with her mother, were living at the residence, [1300 BLOCK] N. Clark St., where the incident occurred.

[VICTIM #1] was noted with blood seeping from the nose area along with bruising under her left eye area.

Emergency Medical Services responded to the location of [1300 BLOCK] Pecan Boulevard where they treated [VICTIM #1] on-scene and later transported her to Atrium Health Navicent Baldwin, 821 North Cobb Street, for further treatment.

Contact was made with Kilbourne at [1300 BLOCK] N. Clark St. When asked about the altercation, Kilbourne corroborated that an argument did occur but advised after [VICTIM #1] allegedly pushed him and started swinging at him, he “blacked out” and accidentally struck [VICTIM #1] in the face area due to the close proximity of the two.

Contact was made with [VICTIM #1]’ mother, [WITNESS #1], at the residence on North Clark Street. [WITNESS #1] advised she was inside the residence in her bedroom when she heard a commotion/altercation unfolding in the living room area. [WITNESS #1] advised upon exiting her room, she contacted [VICTIM #1] and Kilbourne. [WITNESS #1] advised [VICTIM #1] was noted with blood seeping from her nose area.

Due to no witnesses nor video surveillance to corroborate with the allegation Kilbourne was alleging that [VICTIM #1] was the primary aggressor, and Kilbourne admitting to striking [VICTIM #1], he was arrested on-scene without incident and charged with Battery Violence OCGA 16-5-23.1 (Misdemeanor). The charge was listed under the family violence act due to both parties living at the same residence. Kilbourne was transported to the Baldwin County Law Enforcement Center, 119 Old Monticello Road, with double locked handcuffs per department policy without incident.

Contact was later made via phone with Assistant Chief [REDACTED] from the Department of Community Supervision in reference to Kilbourne’s charge due to being on probation.

[VICTIM #1] was provided with a Victim Bill of Rights prior to her being transported to the hospital. Warrant was secured against Kilbourne.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on September 21, 2025]

On September 21, 2025 at approximately 1536 hours, I was transferred a call, via my work cellular phone, from my victim, [VICTIM #1], and her mother, [WITNESS #1].

Upon connection, both parties wished to update me on [VICTIM #1] medical diagnosis. Per both parties, [VICTIM #1] sustained a closed fracture to the left orbital wall along with a closed fracture to the nasal bone. [VICTIM #1] was asked and agreed to share her medical release forms which confirmed her injuries. Documents were obtained with the consent of [VICTIM #1] and added to the report.

While speaking with [WITNESS #1], she advised the offender, Nicolas Kilbourne, mother, [REDACTED], had reached out to her via phone asking why [VICTIM #1] called the police and to see if she could make a change to her statement due to Kilbourne now also being in trouble with his probation officer due to violating the terms of his probation. Per [WITNESS #1], [REDACTED] advised her to have [VICTIM #1] tell law enforcement she fell and that was how she sustained the injuries. [WITNESS #1] advised she was also concerned, due to the incident which occurred, that [REDACTED] would try and put her and her daughter out of the residence due to the house belonging to [REDACTED].

[WITNESS #1] was advised to seize all communication with [REDACTED] if she felt harassed and she advised she was aware of the eviction process.

Contact was made with Solicitor General [REDACTED] and made aware of the on-going case. Contact was also made with Judge Ollie Sanford and made aware of [VICTIM #1]’ injuries. Original charge was retracted and a charge against Nicolas for Aggravated Battery OCGA 16-5-24 (Felony) was secured. Officer Carter with the Department of Community Supervision and BCSO jail personnel was made aware of the updated charges.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #3 on September 21, 2025]

On 09/21/2025 at approximately 2032 hours, I was dispatched to [1300 BLOCK] North Clarke Street, where I contacted the complainant, [VICTIM #1], in reference to trespassing.

[VICTIM #1] stated her boyfriend’s mother, [REDACTED], had been contacting her via phone all day and attempting to get her to drop the charges against her son, Nicolas Kilbourne. [VICTIM #1] stated she had received multiple text messages where [REDACTED] advised her if her son returned to prison, she was going to have her evicted. [VICTIM #1] advised [REDACTED] had N. Kilbourne’s friends come to the location to get her to drop charges against N. Kilbourne.

I contacted [REDACTED] and advised her to immediately cease all contact with [VICTIM #1]. [REDACTED] was advised if she continued to threaten to have [VICTIM #1] evicted if her son was convicted, she could be charged with O.C.G.A. 16-10-24 Obstruction of Justice. [REDACTED] was further advised she was to cease contact with [VICTIM #1] unless it was in regard to the property at hand.

[REDACTED] stated there was currently no leasing agreement with [VICTIM #1] as she was letting her stay there free of charge and was covering all bill for the location. [REDACTED] advised she did not want [VICTIM #1] on her property any longer if her son was going to go to prison.

I advised [REDACTED] the proper route to go through the eviction process. [REDACTED] was advised if she wanted to collect her son’s belongings at a later date, she was to contact the Milledgeville Police Department so an Officer could escort them onto the property to collect his belongings.

[End of Narrative]