Shymecia Lewis

Name:
Lewis, Shymecia D’Asia

Date of Booking:
10/01/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
AFFRAY (FIGHTING)

CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OR DEPENDENCY OF A MINOR – MISDEMEANOR

PROBATION VIOLATION (WHEN PROBATION TERMS ARE ALTERED) FOR FINGERPRINTABLE CHARGE

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on September 10, 2025]

I was dispatched to Navicent Atrium Baldwin in reference to an assault.

I made contact with the complainant, Christiane Hunt. Hunt stated she went to [200 BLOCK] Harrisburg Road with her friend, [WITNESS #1], to fight Shymerica Lewis. Hunt and Lewis started fighting with their hands and while fighting, Lewis pepper sprayed Hunt’s face and arm. Hunt stated after being a pepper sprayed, someone came up from behind her and “haymakered” her in the face. Hunt stated that after being punched she was able to identify the subject as Jacquez Goddard. Hunt stated after the fight she and [WITNESS #1] went to a friend’s house before going to the hospital.

I observed a laceration on the right side of Hunt’s nose and swelling under her right eye. I did not observe or smell any odor of pepper spray on Hunt.

I made contact with [WITNESS #1] in reference to the incident. [WITNESS #1] corroborated Hunt’s statement.

I made contact with Navicent Atrium Baldwin staff. The staff stated Hunt’s nose was broken and her orbital bone was fractured.

Hunt provided a video of the fight between her and Lewis, but not of her getting pepper sprayed and hit from behind. I observed Hunt and Lewis engage in mutual combat with a group of people around them.

Warrants were sworn against Christiane Hunt and Shymerica Lewis for affray, and Jacquez Goddard for aggravated battery.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on October 01, 2025]

On 10/01/2025 at approximately 2244, Shift 2A and the Milledgeville Police Department responded to [200 BLOCK] Pritchard Street in reference to a warrant service.

Shymecia Lewis was taken into custody upon arrival for her outstanding warrants. Lewis was transported to the Baldwin County Jail and turned over to jail staff with no further incident.

[End of Narrative]