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Name:
Jacobs, Tamia Treshon
Date of Booking:
03/13/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
TERRORISTIC THREATS AND ACTS
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On March 13, 2026, I responded to [80 BLOCK] Christian Dr., [REDACTED BY AGENCY], in reference to an unknown problem. Dispatch advised that callers reported hearing multiple individuals yelling and screaming inside the apartment.
Upon arrival, I approached the apartment and knocked on the door several times. While standing outside the door, I could clearly hear an active verbal dispute occurring inside the residence, which consisted of loud yelling and screaming between multiple individuals. I knocked again and shortly afterward the door was opened by [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and Tamia Jacobs, who exited the apartment while actively yelling at one another.
I attempted to speak with both individuals to determine what had occurred. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] attempted several times to explain the situation to me; however, Tamia Jacobs continuously interrupted him by yelling over him and refusing to allow him to speak. While speaking with Tamia Jacobs, I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her breath each time she spoke. Based on my training and experience, this odor indicated that Tamia Jacobs was likely under the influence of alcohol, which appeared to be contributing to her disorderly behavior.
I gave Tamia Jacobs multiple verbal commands to stop yelling and calm down so I could determine what had occurred. Despite these instructions, Tamia Jacobs continued yelling loudly and behaving in a disorderly manner toward both [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. At one point she walked away from me despite being instructed to remain where she was so I could continue the investigation. I instructed her several times to return, which she eventually did.
During my investigation, [REDACTED BY AGENCY] stated that Tamia Jacobs had threatened him earlier during the argument. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] advised that Tamia Jacobs stated she was going to pistol whip him and kill him while waving a handgun around. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] further stated that he initially believed the firearm to be fake, which caused Tamia Jacobs to become more agitated. According to [REDACTED BY AGENCY] Tamia Jacobs then pointed the firearm at him and again threatened to kill him. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] stated this incident was captured on video, which he was able to provide.
[REDACTED BY AGENCY] of Tamia Jacobs, was also present and witnessed the altercation. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] confirmed that Tamia Jacobs had threatened [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and had been waving a firearm while making threats toward him.
Based on Tamia Jacobs’ continued disorderly behavior in my presence, the threats of violence made toward [REDACTED BY AGENCY], and the statements provided by the witnesses, I placed Tamia Jacobs under arrest for Terroristic Threats and Acts (OCGA 16-11-37) and Disorderly Conduct (OCGA 16-11-39).
She was placed in handcuffs behind her back which were checked for proper fit and double locked. She was then searched incident to the arrest, and secured in my patrol unit which was searched before and after transport to the Coweta County Jail. Tamia Jacobs was taken into custody without further incident.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
3/13/26
TAMIA TRESHON JACOBS ARRESTED AND BOOKED IN COWETA COUNTY
What this means: Tamia Treshon Jacobs was booked into custody in Coweta County on this date. At the time of booking, Jacobs was facing charges of Terroristic Threats and Acts and Disorderly Conduct. This is the starting point of the case in the Coweta County court system.
3/27/26
BOND REDUCTION HEARING HELD IN COWETA STATE COURT
What this means: A bond hearing was held before Coweta County State Court Judge Pro Tempore Andrea Williams-Vichery on March 27, 2026, in the case against Tamia Treshon Jacobs. The hearing addressed the charges of Terroristic Threats and Disorderly Conduct under Docket No. SUR2026000568. According to the order, Jacobs’ right to a commitment hearing was waived. The court ordered that Jacobs be bound over to Superior Court. Bond was set at $1,000 for the Terroristic Threats charge and $1,000 for the Disorderly Conduct charge. As a condition of bond, Tamia Treshon Jacobs shall not possess any firearms or BB guns while on bond. Defense attorney T. Reeves was present on behalf of Jacobs.
5/14/26
GRAND JURY RETURNS INDICTMENT — 1 COUNT FILED AGAINST TAMIA TRESHON JACOBS
What this means: A Coweta County grand jury formally indicted Tamia Treshon Jacobs during the March Term May 2026 Session of Coweta Superior Court. The grand jury returned a “true bill,” meaning they found enough evidence to move the case forward to trial. The indictment was filed in open court on May 14, 2026, at 12:18 PM. The single count is as follows:
Count 1 charges Tamia Treshon Jacobs with Terroristic Threats, in violation of O.C.G.A. § 16-11-37(b). This means Jacobs is accused of making a threat of violence of the type defined under that Georgia statute.
8/5/26
SUPERIOR COURT ARRAIGNMENT SCHEDULED
What this means: Tamia Treshon Jacobs is scheduled to appear in Coweta Superior Court for an arraignment on August 5, 2026, at 8:30 AM. An arraignment is a formal court hearing where the defendant is officially informed of the charges against them and enters a plea — typically guilty, not guilty, or no contest. This will be one of the next major steps in Jacobs’ case.
3/2/27
SUPERIOR COURT CRIMINAL PRE-TRIAL SCHEDULED
What this means: Tamia Treshon Jacobs is scheduled for a criminal pre-trial conference in Coweta Superior Court on March 2, 2027, at 9:00 AM. A pre-trial conference is a meeting between the prosecution, defense, and judge to discuss the case status, explore settlement or plea options, and address any outstanding motions or procedural issues before trial.
3/29/27
SUPERIOR COURT CRIMINAL JURY TRIAL SCHEDULED
What this means: Tamia Treshon Jacobs is scheduled for a criminal jury trial in Coweta Superior Court on March 29, 2027, at 9:00 AM. This is the trial date where a jury will hear evidence and testimony regarding the Terroristic Threats charge and determine whether Jacobs is guilty or not guilty.