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Name:
Russell, Shabria Trenay
Date of Booking:
06/21/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
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In reference to a loud party call at [100 BLOCK] Waterford Pl, I responded to the scene after several calls were made about excessive noise. I parked my vehicle approximately 4 homes away from the reported address to observe the excessive noise. The music from the [100 BLOCK] Waterford Pl could be heard at that distance. I made contact with resident of the home, Karlos Cornelius, where he did acknowledge that deputies did respond earlier about the loud music. At that time Karlos Cornelius was cited for violation of Bibb County Noise Ordinance 15-26.
While on scene I observed several females that were at the home fighting. The females were fighting in the rear of the home near the pool area. The females were separated several times to calm the situation down but bypassed deputies on scene to continue fighting. The females were then taken into custody and identified as Akiva Russell, Akia Russell, Shabria Russell, and Ashton Balkcom. All four females were cited and transported to Bibb County LEC for Bibb County Ordinance Disorderly Conduct.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
There are listed co-defendants in this case. Please see Akiva Jalese Russell, Akia Janese Russell, and Ashton Makayla Balkcom for additional information.
8/10/26
ACCUSATION FILED — SHABRIA TRENAY RUSSELL CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT
What this means: On August 10, 2026, the State Court of Bibb County formally filed an accusation — a charging document used in misdemeanor cases — against Shabria Trenay Russell. An accusation works similarly to an indictment but is filed directly by a prosecuting attorney rather than a grand jury. Shabria Trenay Russell is accused of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor under O.C.G.A. 16-11-39, stemming from an incident that allegedly occurred on or about June 21, 2026. According to the accusation, Russell allegedly acted in a violent or tumultuous manner toward deputies of the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, placing those deputies in reasonable fear for their safety, while the deputies were standing between Russell and other females.
9/12/26
PROPOSED ORDER FILED
What this means: On September 12, 2026, a proposed order was filed in Shabria Trenay Russell’s case. A proposed order is a document that one side (usually the defense attorney or prosecutor) submits to the judge for consideration. It outlines what the filing party believes should happen next in the case — such as dismissing charges, granting a motion, setting conditions for release, or approving a plea agreement. The judge will review the proposed order and either sign it (making it official), reject it, or request changes. Until the judge signs it, a proposed order has no legal effect.