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Name:
Aycock, Travis Draquan
Date of Booking:
08/06/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED BATTERY
Officer’s Narrative:
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On July 8, 2026, at approximately 00:50 hours I, Deputy M. Jones, was dispatched to [6200 BLOCK] Thomaston Rd. apt [REDACTED] in Macon-Bibb County, Ga. The call was in reference to a domestic.
Upon my arrival I made contact with [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] accused Travis Aycock of attacking her.
[VICTIM #1] stated that she walked to a nearby convenience store for snacks along with Travis and other friends. While en route Travis was walking in the road. [VICTIM #1] advised Travis multiple times that it was not safe to do that. Once they returned, Travis grew angry and punched [VICTIM #1] multiple times in the face. [VICTIM #1] advised me that she and Travis had been friends since 3rd grade.
I interviewed two witnesses. [WITNESS #1], a friend of [VICTIM #1], gave a testimony identical to [VICTIM #1]’s. [WITNESS #1] admitted that everyone had been drinking alcohol. [WITNESS #1] contacted Travis via phone and allowed me to listen in on the call. Travis insisted that [VICTIM #1] told him to “run up” which ignited the fight. [WITNESS #1] repeatedly told Travis that he was wrong and that he hit [VICTIM #1] first.
[WITNESS #2] explained to me that he is a tenant in the building and heard the commotion. Once he stepped outside, he witnessed Travis exit a vehicle, approach [VICTIM #1], and attack her. [WITNESS #1] called 911.
[VICTIM #1] had multiple injuries to her face. She had a knot above her left eyebrow. A bloody laceration on the bridge of her nose. [VICTIM #1]’s right eyelid had a laceration as well. She also had a small abrasion on her left knee. [VICTIM #1] was treated on scene by EMS and then transported to Atrium Navicent. She was showing symptoms of a concussion per EMS.
I took photos of [VICTIM #1]’s injuries.
I was not able to make contact with Travis due to him not being on scene and his home address being outside of my jurisdiction. I did have [VICTIM #1] verify his identity while at Atrium Navicent. A warrant will be filed.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
8/14/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY ERIC P. PARKER FILES ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FOR TRAVIS DRAQUAN AYCOCK
What this means: On August 14, 2026, attorney Eric P. Parker formally notified Bibb County Superior Court that he is representing Travis Draquan Aycock in this case. Parker is with the Office of the Circuit Public Defender for the Macon Judicial Circuit, meaning he is a court-appointed public defender assigned to represent Aycock. Filing an entry of appearance is a standard procedural step that officially puts the court and the prosecution on notice that Parker is Aycock’s attorney of record going forward. A copy of this filing was hand-delivered to the District Attorney’s office at the Grand Building in Macon.