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Name:
Davis, Javarien Jamal
Date of Booking:
06/23/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On May 23, 2026 at 2:48 I, Sgt Thomas Kent, responded to an aggravated assault that occurred at [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N. I was also advised that the neighbor at [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N called in stating that their house was struck by bullets.
I arrived on scene first at [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N and made contact with the victim, [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated that she was laying in her bed with her son [REDACTED BY AGENCY] when she heard arguing and shooting outside. Then bullets came through her bedroom window. [VICTIM #1] stated that as the shooting started her daughter [REDACTED BY AGENCY] came into the room and she had to get her on the floor. The window faces [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N.
I then spoke to the neighbor who called from [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N, [WITNESS #1]. [WITNESS #1] stated that she wasn’t home but was called by her daughter [VICTIM #2], and told that someone had come into the yard shooting at her and she shot back at them. [WITNESS #1] stated that [VICTIM #2] called the Sheriff’s Office but left when things got heated between her and her sister over the shooting.
I spoke to [WITNESS #2], who was at [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N. [WITNESS #2] stated that she saw two males parked up the street walking down the road. When they got to the yard she heard gun shots and ran to the back of the house. The suspects were dressed in all black and came from a white car.
I then recovered some shell casing from the yard. There were 4 9mm shell casing by the grill in front of the house. I then located 3 9mm shell casing by the bush in the middle of the yard opposite side of the house.
[WITNESS #1] then came to me and had [VICTIM #2] on the phone. [VICTIM #2] stated that she was in her car and saw two men come into her yard wearing all black and ski masks. She recognized one as Javarian Jamal Davis Jr by his height and stature. [VICTIM #2] stated that she has also received a threat from him stating that he was going to shoot her which she played off as nothing at the time. [VICTIM #2] stated that they came into the yard while she was parked directly in front of the door. She was sitting in her drivers seat and they began shooting at her. She jumped out and crawled to the front of the car towards the house and at some point fired some shots back at them.
[VICTIM #2] stated that they then ran off and she ran inside. [VICTIM #2] stated that the suspects then got into a white Honda and drove off. [VICTIM #2] stated that she did not know who the other suspect could have been but she is pretty sure the short shooter was Javarian. There were three bullet entry holes into the window of [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N facing [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N. The mailbox to [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N had bullet holes in it coming from the direction of [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N. The suspects parked past [3300 BLOCK] Ohara Dr N and walked down before returning to their car. Sgt Beltran with the Gang Unit was notified of the incident. The shell casings were turned into the crime lab.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
7/14/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY FRANK HOWARD FILES ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FOR JAVARIEN JAMAL DAVIS
What this means: On July 14, 2026, attorney Frank Howard of the Office of the Circuit Public Defender in Macon formally entered the case as the attorney of record for Javarien Jamal Davis in Bibb County Superior Court. This filing officially notifies the court and the District Attorney’s office that Howard will be representing Davis going forward in Case No. 2026-MCR-007166.
7/14/26
DEFENSE FILES MOTION TO INVOKE UNIFORM SUPERIOR COURT RULE 1.2(B) ORDER
What this means: Also on July 14, 2026, attorney Frank Howard filed a motion on behalf of Javarien Jamal Davis asking the court to invoke the U.S.C.R. 1.2(B) Order in Criminal Cases — a standing order signed by the Honorable Martha C. Christian and recorded in Bibb County Superior Court records. This type of order typically governs procedural requirements and obligations for both sides in a criminal case, such as timelines for discovery and other pretrial matters. The motion was electronically filed with the Bibb County Superior Court Clerk’s office on July 20, 2026.
8/4/26
DEFENSE FILES MOTION TO SET BOND FOR JAVARIEN JAMAL DAVIS
What this means: On August 4, 2026, attorney Frank Howard filed a formal Motion to Set Bond in Bibb County Superior Court on behalf of Javarien Jamal Davis. The motion asks the court to allow Davis to post bond and be released from custody while his case is pending. Davis has been held in jail since his arrest on June 23, 2026. The motion argues that Davis poses no significant risk of fleeing, no danger to the community, no risk of committing additional felonies while out on bond, and no risk of intimidating witnesses or obstructing justice. It also states that Davis would remain within Bibb County and appear in court as required. A bond hearing has been noticed to the Office of the District Attorney for the Macon Judicial Circuit.
8/13/26
ORDER GRANTING DEFENDANT’S PETITION FOR BOND — BOND SET AT $5,000 FOR JAVARIEN JAMAL DAVIS
What this means: On August 13, 2026, the court granted Javarien Jamal Davis’s motion to set bond. The judge ordered that Davis be released from custody upon posting a bond in the amount of $5,000. This means Davis can leave jail if he or someone on his behalf pays $5,000 to the court as a guarantee that he will return for all future court appearances. The bond conditions typically require Davis to remain in Bibb County, obey all laws, and appear at every scheduled hearing. Failure to comply with bond conditions or to appear in court can result in the bond being revoked and Davis being returned to custody.