Rex Honors

Name:
Honors, Rex Cameron III

Date of Booking:
08/16/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault – Cutting Tool

Failure To Appear For Fingerprintable Charge- Misdemeanor

Officer’s Narrative:
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I (Cpl. Newberry) responded in normal patrol mode to [1600 BLOCK] Worrell Ave, APT [REDACTED], in reference to a Disorderly Conduct in Progress. Upon arrival, I made contact with [WITNESS #1]. [WITNESS #1] stated that she was inside of her residence asleep, and she hear a loud noise that came from [1600 BLOCK] Worrell Ave, APT [REDACTED].

I then observed blood and glass on the front door of the residence. I then observed [VICTIM #1] standing by the front door with blood on his face and body.

I then made contact with Rex Honors, who advised that [VICTIM #1] approached him [Honors] and began to make threats. Honors stated that [VICTIM #1] told him [Honors] “I’ll [VICTIM #1] beat your a*s.” Honors stated that he felt threatened and he hit [VICTIM #1].

When speaking to Honors, I had trouble understanding him. Honors began to express how he was on probation and he immediately asked if he was going to jail. I advised him that I was not sure at the moment. I asked Honors if he could explain what occurred again. Honors then stated that he and [VICTIM #1] were inside of a vehicle. Honors stated that he was sitting in the backseat and [VICTIM #1] was sitting in the front seat. Honors, again, admitted to making physical contact with [VICTIM #1] first by hitting him.

I made contact with [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated that he hired Honors to be his security at 4502 Sylvester Rd (Cowboy Bills). [VICTIM #1] stated that he had to fire Honors because he was not doing his job. [VICTIM #1] stated that they departed from Cowboy Bills and traveled to [1600 BLOCK] Whorrell Ave, APT [REDACTED], which is Honors’ residence. [VICTIM #1] stated that when they arrived to Honors’ residence. Honors punched him [VICTIM #1] in the face. [VICTIM #1] stated that he got out of the car to confront Honors about him [Honors] hitting him [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated that he walked to the house behind Honors and “hell broke loose.” [VICTIM #1] stated that he then remembers that Honor’s swing a knife at him. [VICTIM #1] stated that he felt it originally, but was not sure because of his adrenaline.

I asked [VICTIM #1] if he could remember where the knife was located. [VICTIM #1] advised that the knife was inside of a bedroom inside of the residence.

Ptl. Whitus made contact with Honors while I was speaking to [VICTIM #1].

I observed lacerations on both of [VICTIM #1]’s arms.

A knife was recovered from a rear bedroom inside of Honors’ residence ([1600 BLOCK] Worrell Ave, APT [REDACTED]). Originally, when I arrived on scene, a female acquaintance of Honors did advise that he [Honors] was inside of a bedroom inside of the residence before I made contact with him [Honors].

Photos of the scene and the knife will be logged into evidence locker #02.

Lt. Segroves and Sgt. Tuten responded to the scene.

In addition, I conducted a NCIC/GCIC search on Honors. Honors had an active warrant for Failure to Appear for Fingerprintable Charge. The date of the warrant is 06/25/2025. The warrant was confirmed by Officer Walker at the Dougherty County Jail and Albany Communications Dispatcher 0279.

Honors was placed in custody by Ptl. Whitus and transported to the Dougherty County Jail.

This case has been turned over to Lt. Segroves of Investigations.

[End of Narrative]