Courtney Green

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Name:
Green, Courtney Williams

Date of Booking:
03/27/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 06-05-2023 I Deputy D Palmer responded to [70 BLOCK] Short Street Macon-Bibb, Georgia in reference to a person hit by a car. Upon arrival I spoke with [VICTIM #1] and [VICTIM #2], the two victims. I recognized [VICTIM #1] from a previous call I had earlier on this date, case number 2023-49595, in reference to the accused driver of the vehicle Courtney Green and her daughter [WITNESS #1] in a verbal dispute about respect and possession of a cell phone.

[VICTIM #1] stated that after I separated the two parties, and [WITNESS #1] got a ride to [VICTIM #1] house, the accused Green drove from the original home of the original dispute at [100 BLOCK] West Ridge Circle Macon-Bibb, Georgia, to her home on short street. She stated that a verbal argument began between the accused Green, [VICTIM #1], [VICTIM #2], and [WITNESS #1] over the issue from earlier in the evening. [VICTIM #1] stated that after the argument got heated Green started driving her Lincoln vehicle in circles aggressively in attempts to hit [WITNESS #1], [VICTIM #2], and [VICTIM #1]. She stated that she successfully side swiped [VICTIM #1], and hit [VICTIM #2] causing [VICTIM #2] to go completely onto the hood of the vehicle and fall off onto the ground. [VICTIM #1] stated that Green then left the scene. [VICTIM #2]’s story aligned with [VICTIM #1].

I then spoke with a witness, [WITNESS #2], who showed me video of the group verbally arguing. I was able to see the vehicle in the video, and recognized it as being the same vehicle I observed parked in the driveway from the earlier incident on West Ridge Court, which Green had left in. Her statement also aligned with [VICTIM #1] and [VICTIM #2].

I went to the home on West Ridge Court in attempts to locate green but was unsuccessful. I did however find [WITNESS #1] gathering her clothes, who had ran from the incident on Short Street, in attempts to gather her things from the home before her mother came back. They were living together at this time. [WITNESS #1] story also aligned with [VICTIM #2] and [VICTIM #1].

I wrote two warrants for aggravated assault for Green, one for [VICTIM #2] and one for [VICTIM #1]. I also advised my supervisors Sergeant Rickert and Lieutenant Williams of the incident. [VICTIM #1] was given a case card and [VICTIM #2] was taken to Navicent Hospital by Community ambulance.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

4/7/26

DEFENSE ATTORNEY ENTERS APPEARANCE FOR COURTNEY WILLIAMS GREEN

What this means: On April 7, 2026, attorney Chloe Radford Napier of the Office of the Circuit Public Defender formally entered her appearance as attorney of record for Courtney Williams Green in Bibb County Superior Court. This means Napier is now the official defense attorney on the case. The Circuit Public Defender’s office provides legal representation to defendants who qualify. A copy of the entry was hand-delivered to the District Attorney for the Macon Judicial Circuit.

4/7/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION TO INVOKE U.S.C.R. 1.2(B) ORDER IN CRIMINAL CASES

What this means: On April 7, 2026, attorney Chloe Radford Napier filed a motion on behalf of Courtney Williams Green invoking the U.S.C.R. 1.2(B) Order in Criminal Cases — a standing order signed by Judge Martha C. Christian on December 19, 2011, and filed with the Bibb County Superior Court Clerk’s Office. This type of order typically governs procedural obligations between the prosecution and defense, such as timelines for discovery and case management. By invoking it, the defense is formally putting the court and prosecution on notice that they expect those procedures to be followed in Green’s case.

4/10/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION FOR REDUCTION OF BOND

What this means: On April 10, 2026, attorney Chloe Radford Napier filed a Motion for Reduction of Bond on behalf of Courtney Williams Green in Bibb County Superior Court. The motion argues that Green has been unable to raise the money needed to post her initial bond and asks the court to lower it to a more manageable amount. The motion notes that Green is a resident of Macon, Georgia, and would be a good risk on bond. A Notice of Motion was also filed, notifying the District Attorney that the motion would be brought before the court for a hearing at a time to be set by the court.

4/16/26

JUDGE GRANTS ORDER TO REDUCE BOND — BOND SET AT $15,000

What this means: On April 16, 2026, a judge of the Bibb County Superior Court, Macon Judicial Circuit, granted the defense’s motion and issued an Order to Reduce Bond for Courtney Williams Green. The bond was set at $15,000. The order came with several conditions Green must follow while out on bond: she must appear in court when required and notify the Bibb County Superior Court Clerk of any change in address; she must not violate any laws; she must not intimidate any witness or obstruct justice; she must not carry any weapons; she must have no violent contact with two named individuals; the surety on her bond must be approved by the Sheriff; and any violation of these conditions will cause the order to be deemed insufficient. The order was prepared by attorney Chloe Radford Napier of the Office of the Circuit Public Defender.