Shaquaysia Jackson

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Name:
Jackson, Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia

Date of Booking:
12/13/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT – F

CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY – 2ND DEGREE – F

Reckless Driving – M

STALKING – FAMILY VIOLENCE – M

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT – F

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 12/13/25 I was dispatched to Johnston St and White Bluff Rd in reference to a Motor Vehicle Crash. I activated my BWC.

I arrived on scene to assist officers already present. Upon arrival, one individual was detained in a marked patrol unit and was later identified as Shaquaysia Jackson. Also on scene was [WITNESS #1], sister of [VICTIM #1], one of the victim involved in the vehicle crash.

I spoke with Ms. [WITNESS #1], who stated that her brother, Mr. [VICTIM #1], and Ms. Jackson are in a romantic relationship. Ms. [WITNESS #1] advised that Ms. Jackson observed Mr. [VICTIM #1] driving and believed he was with another female. Ms. Jackson then began following him. Ms. [WITNESS #1] stated that Mr. [VICTIM #1] and Ms. Jackson were in the process of ending their relationship, and that Mr. [VICTIM #1] had contacted her to report that Ms. Jackson was chasing him in her vehicle. Ms. [WITNESS #1] further stated that Ms. Jackson followed Mr. [VICTIM #1] onto the roadway listed above and intentionally struck his vehicle, causing it to flip over.

Mr. [VICTIM #1] was driving with [VICTIM #2], who was not on scene at the time of my arrival but returned later. Upon her return, Ms. [VICTIM #2] stated she had left the scene out of fear that Ms. Jackson would assault her, citing prior issues between herself and Ms. Jackson that had previously resulted in a police report being filed.

Ms. [VICTIM #2] stated that she and Mr. [VICTIM #1] were leaving the mall when they were observed and followed by Ms. Jackson. They drove to a parking lot on the roadway listed above, and she told [VICTIM #1] that it might not be a good idea. Ms. Jackson then pulled her vehicle alongside theirs. As Mr. [VICTIM #1] attempted to reverse out of the parking space, Ms. Jackson drove her vehicle into theirs, causing the vehicle to flip over. Ms. [VICTIM #2] stated that after exiting the vehicle, Ms. Jackson was immediately present at the scene, prompting Ms. [VICTIM #2] to leave with friends who were also on scene.

The Family Violence Unit and Forensic Unit were notified and responded to the scene.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

12/15/25

BOND DENIED FOR SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson was denied bond in Chatham County Recorder’s Court on case number 251212081. She is accused of aggravated assault involving domestic violence and other charges. Judge Crystal Denise Harmon denied her release, finding she poses a significant risk of committing a felony while awaiting trial. Jackson will remain in jail until her case is resolved.

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12/22/25

FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING FOR SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson appeared before the court for her first appearance hearing in Chatham County on case RCCR25-28541. This is typically when a defendant is formally told about the charges against her and her rights. She is facing charges including two counts of aggravated assault (felonies), criminal damage to property in the second degree (felony), stalking (misdemeanor), and reckless driving (misdemeanor).

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12/30/25

DEFENSE ATTORNEY LOUIS P. GRASSO ENTERS APPEARANCE

What this means: Attorney Louis P. Grasso filed paperwork with the Chatham County court to officially represent Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson in her criminal case. This means Jackson now has legal counsel to defend her against the charges.

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1/5/26

FELONY DOCKET HEARING SCHEDULED

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s case was scheduled for a felony docket hearing at 2:00 pm in Chatham County Recorder’s Court. The arresting officer was required to attend. At this hearing, the court determined there was enough evidence to send her case to Superior Court for further proceedings.

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1/5/26

CASE BOUND UP TO SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: After the felony docket hearing, Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s case was bound over to Chatham County Superior Court. This happens when the Recorder’s Court finds probable cause that felonies were committed. Her case will now proceed in Superior Court, which handles more serious criminal matters.

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2/9/26

ADDITIONAL FELONY DOCKET HEARING SCHEDULED

What this means: Another felony docket hearing was scheduled for Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson at 2:00 pm in Chatham County Recorder’s Court. The officer was again required to attend. This appears to be for an additional charge that was added to her case.

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2/9/26

CASE BOUND UP TO SUPERIOR COURT WITH ADD-ON CHARGE

What this means: After the second felony docket hearing, Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s case was bound over to Superior Court again, this time with an additional charge. This means prosecutors added another charge to her case, and the Recorder’s Court found probable cause for that charge as well. Her case will continue in Superior Court with all charges included.

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03/11/26

INDICTMENT FILED AGAINST SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: A grand jury in Chatham County issued an indictment against Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson in Superior Court case SPCR26-00074-J6. The indictment formally charges her with six counts: two counts of aggravated assault, criminal damage to property in the first degree, stalking, reckless driving, and influencing a witness. An indictment means the grand jury found probable cause that Jackson committed these felonies.

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03/13/26

ATTORNEY LOUIS P. GRASSO ENTERS APPEARANCE IN SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: Defense attorney Louis P. Grasso from the Savannah Criminal Defense Law Firm officially filed an entry of appearance in Chatham County Superior Court to represent Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson on her indictment. This establishes his formal representation of Jackson at the Superior Court level for her felony charges.

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03/16/26

SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON FILES ELECTION TO PROCEED AND DISCOVERY DEMAND

What this means: Through her attorney Louis P. Grasso, Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson filed paperwork with Chatham County Superior Court electing to proceed under Georgia’s discovery procedures. This means she is requesting all evidence the prosecution has against her, including constitutional protections and all materials covered under Georgia law. This is a standard defense filing to obtain access to the state’s evidence before trial.

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03/16/26

PETITION FOR BOND FILED WITH RULE NISI SET FOR MARCH 23

What this means: Attorney Louis P. Grasso filed a petition requesting bond for Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson in Chatham County Superior Court. Jackson has been held in jail since her arrest on December 13, 2025, after bond was denied in Recorder’s Court. The petition asks for bond with an ankle monitor and reasonable conditions, noting she has four children and stable housing. A rule nisi was issued scheduling a hearing for March 23, 2026, at 9:00 AM before Judge Tammy Stokes.

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03/23/26

BOND HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s bond petition hearing was scheduled for 9:00 AM before Judge Tammy Stokes in Chatham County Superior Court. At this hearing, her attorney will argue for her release on bond while the prosecution will argue against it. The judge will consider factors like flight risk, danger to the community, and likelihood of reoffending.

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04/17/26

BOND HEARING RESCHEDULED FOR SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s bond hearing was rescheduled for 9:00 AM in Chatham County Superior Court. This appears to be a continuation or rescheduling of her March 23 bond hearing. Jackson remains in custody while awaiting this hearing on her request for pretrial release.

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05/04/26

ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED FOR SHAQUAYSIA ANTONIQUE LAKIA JACKSON

What this means: Shaquaysia Antonique Lakia Jackson’s arraignment is scheduled for 9:00 AM in Chatham County Superior Court. At the arraignment, she will be formally read the charges in her indictment and asked to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or nolo contendere to the charges against her. This is typically the next step after indictment in the Superior Court process.