Akshay Mor

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Name:
Mor, Akshay

Date of Booking:
02/23/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED BATTERY 

IMMIGRATION OFFENSE

Officer’s Narrative:
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On November 2, 2025, at approximately 1439 hours, I, Sgt. George Witherspoon, responded to [1000 BLOCK] Edna Place in reference to an assault. Community Ambulance dispatch informed Macon-Bibb 911 that they received a call from [WITNESS #1], who reported that her brother had been assaulted with a baseball bat.

Upon contacting Ms. [WITNESS #1] by phone, she stated that around 1330 hours, she found her brother, [VICTIM #1], lying on the floor inside his residence near the front door. She advised that her brother told her earlier this date, between approximately 0230 and 0300 hours, an unknown male assaulted him with a baseball bat in the parking lot of 3484 Napier Avenue (Exxon). At the victim’s request, Ms. [WITNESS #1] contacted EMS, as he believed his right leg was broken.

Upon arrival, I observed [VICTIM #1] lying in the same location described by his sister. He confirmed the statements previously provided by Ms. [WITNESS #1]. [WITNESS #1] further stated that her brother, who has a speech impediment and suffers from a mental disorder, has been known to steal on occasion. She expressed her belief that he may have taken something from the suspect and that the suspect could possibly be someone known to him. However, [VICTIM #1] stated he did not know the identity of the male who struck him. No additional suspect information is available at this time.

Investigator Bridger was contacted and advised of the incident. He stated he would conduct a follow-up investigation. EMS arrived on scene and transported [VICTIM #1] to Piedmont Hospital (Main) for further evaluation.

This incident has been turned over to CID for further investigation.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

2/23/26

AKSHAY MOR BOOKED INTO BIBB COUNTY JAIL

What this means: Akshay Mor was taken into custody and booked into the Bibb County Jail on this date. The case is filed in Bibb County Superior Court under case number 2026-MCR-006400. Mor is accused of aggravated battery. At the time of booking, no indictment had yet been returned by a grand jury — meaning formal charges had not yet been officially issued through that process.

4/14/26

DEFENSE ATTORNEY FILES ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FOR AKSHAY MOR

What this means: Attorney Ashley Deadwyler-Heuman of Deadwyler-Heuman Law Firm, LLC formally notified Bibb County Superior Court that she is representing Akshay Mor in this case. This is a standard filing that puts the court and the prosecution on notice that Mor has legal counsel. All future court communications are now directed through her office.

4/14/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION FOR BOND ON BEHALF OF AKSHAY MOR

What this means: Attorney Ashley Deadwyler-Heuman filed a formal request asking Bibb County Superior Court to set a bond so that Akshay Mor could be released from the Bibb County Jail while the case is pending. The motion argued that Mor is not a danger to the community and has significant ties to the state of Georgia.

4/24/26

JUDGE GRANTS BOND FOR AKSHAY MOR

What this means: A judge of the Macon Judicial Circuit signed an order granting bond for Akshay Mor in Bibb County Superior Court. The court held a hearing on April 23, 2026, and found that Mor had been incarcerated since February 23, 2026 — more than 90 days on the pending charges — and that his case had not yet been presented to a grand jury, triggering the court’s obligation under O.C.G.A. § 17-7-50 to set a bond. The court also found that Mor is not a non-bondable offender, poses no significant threat or danger to any person or the community, poses no significant risk of fleeing, and poses no significant risk of intimidating witnesses or obstructing justice.

Bond is set in the amount of $5,000. The bond order includes the following conditions Mor must follow while released: he must not leave the jurisdiction of the court or fail to appear in court as required; he must not possess any firearm or other dangerous weapon; and he must not consume alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, or prescription drugs except as prescribed by his treating physician.