Raven Baker

Name:
Baker, Raven Asianna

Date of Booking:
07/09/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Disorderly Conduct

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 07/08/2025 I Ptl. Conley responded to [REDACTED BY AGENCY] in normal patrol mode in reference to disorderly conduct.

Upon arrival, I made contact with [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated that her ex-girlfriend, Raven Baker, came over to her house and took her wallet and left. [VICTIM #1] stated that she asked Baker to take her to Tifton so that she could pick up her son from her child’s father. [VICTIM #1] stated that when they returned back to her apartment, Baker asked her could she get her shoes and hat from inside of the apartment. [VICTIM #1] stated that she told Baker no, and that she would bring the items back outside. [VICTIM #1] stated that she went inside the apartment and, while she was inside the apartment, Baker brought [VICTIM #1]’s son car seat and bag and placed them in front of the door.

[VICTIM #1] stated that when she looked out of the peephole she could not see Baker and thought that she got back into the car. [VICTIM #1] stated that when she opened the door that when Baker entered the home trying to get her items. [VICTIM #1] stated that Baker then started throwing the clothes around I the apartment. [VICTIM #1] stated that Baker then started throwing the laundry detergent around the apartment, getting on the walls. [VICTIM #1] stated that she told Baker to get out of her apartment and before leaving, Baker took her olive green wallet.

I made contact with Baker via phone and advised her to return back to the scene which she advised that she would. Once Baker arrived, she stated that the altercation began when [VICTIM #1] went through her book bag and seen a note from one of Baker’s ex-girlfriends. Baker stated that she asked [VICTIM #1] to get her pair of shoes and hat from inside of [VICTIM #1]’s apartment. Baker stated that once she got her belongings she was hit with an iron. I did not observe any superficial injuries that would have resulted in being hit with an iron. I then asked Baker about [VICTIM #1]’s wallet, and Baker advised she picked the wallet off of the ground and left the scene.

I then asked Baker if she had the wallet in her possession and she advised she did. Baker gave me an olive green wallet and she advised that nothing was taken out of it. I then handed the wallet back to [VICTIM #1] and she advised all of her items were in the wallet. Baker was then placed in handcuffs that were double-locked and checked for tightness due to her throwing laundry detergent on the walls of [VICTIM #1]’s apartment.

Baker was searched in the front of my patrol car (19-151) so that the dash cam could capture her being searched due to not having a female officer available. Baker was then placed in the back of my patrol vehicle where she was then taken to the jail. Once we arrived at the jail I secured my duty weapon in the trunk of my patrol car. Baker was then escorted into the jail and turned over to jail staff. Once Baker signed her citation (BB002026) for disorderly conduct, I then left out of the jail and secured my duty weapon from the trunk of my patrol vehicle. I then checked the back seat of my patrol vehicle for any left behind contraband and was met with negative results.

I did not observe the detergent on the walls myself but Cpl. Richardson observed it and took photos that will be submitted into evidence and placed in locker number 2. In the photos it appears the detergent was thrown on multiple walls and has dried up. Also in the pictures was the bottle of detergent that was used.

This case is cleared by arrest.

[End of Narrative]