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Name:
Alexander, Patricia Ann
Date of Booking:
02/08/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On Sunday February 8th 2026 at 1151 hours I (Corporal A. Walker #2329) responded to [3900 BLOCK] Blossfield Avenue Macon Georgia 31204 in reference to a fight.
Upon arrival, I spoke with the complainant identified as Patricia Alexander. Alexander stated that her roommate who was identified as [VICTIM #1] stole her clothes and her pictures from her room. Alexander then stated that [VICTIM #1] bosses her around and follows her throughout the house and she does not like that.
After speaking with Alexander I spoke with [VICTIM #1] and she stated that Alexander has been upset since yesterday about nothing. [VICTIM #1] stated that Alexander keeps accusing her of stealing her things and she has not touched any of her belongings. I advised Alexander to stay in her room and keep to herself so things won’t escalate any further. Both parties separated and I left the scene.
At 1142 hours [VICTIM #1] called back into dispatch and stated that Alexander charged towards her with a knife attempting to stab her. [VICTIM #1] stated that their other roommate who was identified as [REDACTED] pushed the kitchen table out of the way so Alexander would not stab [VICTIM #1]. When I entered the residence I walked toward Alexander’s room, knocked on the door and asked her to exit the room. Alexander exited the room and was detained. The handcuffs were checked for fit and doubled locked before placing her in the backseat of my marked patrol car. I recovered the knife that Alexander used during the commission of the felony from behind the front door and it was placed into evidence at the crime lab.
At this point, I provided my beginning mileage to dispatch and transported Alexander without incident to Bibb County Sheriff’s Office Law Enforcement Center where she was released to the jail staff for booking.
Warrants to be taken.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
2/8/26
PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
What this means: Patricia Ann Alexander was booked into custody on February 8, 2026, in Bibb County and charged with aggravated assault. She remained in jail following her arrest. At the time of her arrest, no grand jury had yet reviewed or formally indicted her on the charge, meaning the case was still in its early stages.
2/16/26
ATTORNEY SAVANNAH GRIFFIN ENTERS APPEARANCE FOR PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER
What this means: Savannah Griffin, an attorney with the Office of the Circuit Public Defender in Macon, officially entered the case as Patricia Ann Alexander’s defense counsel. This means Griffin became the attorney of record responsible for representing the defendant going forward in Bibb Superior Court.
3/3/26
MOTION TO SET BOND FILED ON BEHALF OF PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER
What this means: Attorney Savannah Griffin filed a formal request asking Bibb Superior Court to set a bond — meaning a dollar amount Patricia Ann Alexander could pay to be released from jail while her case is pending. The motion argued that the defendant poses no significant risk of fleeing, no danger to the community, and no risk of intimidating witnesses or obstructing justice. It also noted that she had remained in custody since her February 8 arrest and that no grand jury had yet indicted her. The District Attorney’s office was notified of the hearing request on the same date.
3/12/26
ORDER GRANTING BOND FOR PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER
What this means: A judge in Bibb Superior Court approved the bond request filed by defense attorney Savannah Griffin. This means Patricia Ann Alexander was given the opportunity to be released from jail while her case continues, provided she met the bond conditions set by the court.
5/7/26
SECOND ORDER GRANTING BOND FOR PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER
What this means: A second bond order was issued by Bibb Superior Court in Patricia Ann Alexander’s case. This may indicate that the original bond was modified, revoked and reinstated, or that a new bond was set under updated conditions. The specifics of what changed are not detailed in the available records.