Autavious Macon

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Name:
Macon, Autavious Trevon

Date of Booking:
07/23/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED STALKING

POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA LESS THAN AN OUNCE – MISD

Officer’s Narrative:
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On July 23, 2026 at approximately 1409 hours, I (PFC Blankenship) responded to the area of Lavender Dr and Redmond Cir in reference to a domestic between [VICTIM #1] and Autavious Trevon Macon.

The caller [VICTIM #1] and her father, [WITNESS #1], were calling advising that they had been at a hearing in reference to a temporary protective order at the Floyd County Court house today and that Autavious (respondent) was now following [VICTIM #1] (protected party/petitioner). The protected party had stopped at the Bojangles on Redmond Cir (1383 Redmond Cir) and were waiting for police. They advised that Autavious was now stopped across from them in the fuel lane of the gas station directly adjacent to Bojangles.

Upon arrival, I observed Autavious in the fuel lane closest to Redmond Cir and with a direct sight line of Bojangles. I made contact with him and he brought out paperwork advising that he was the one being followed by the other party ([VICTIM #1]) and her parents. He advised that this gas station (1389 Redmond Cir) is the one that he always goes to and that he was there to get gas. He advised that he was going there and was being followed by the complainant.

I spoke with complainant, [VICTIM #1], who advised that she had a TPO against Autavious and that he had been served today at the hearing around 1330 hours. After they had left the courthouse, she was advised by her parents that Autavious was following behind her. She advised that she had seen him in his vehicle, a white 2019 Chevrolet Equinox bearing Ga registration [REDACTED], sitting at the Elm St. Food and Beverage (204 N. Elm St) and advised that he pulled out behind her after she had passed. She advised that she pulled over to her place of work (Bojangles) and waited for police with her parents. [VICTIM #1] was driving in her silver 2017 Chevrolet Cruze bearing Ga registration [REDACTED].

I spoke with [VICTIM #1]’s father and mother, [WITNESS #2] and [WITNESS #3], who had been driving behind [VICTIM #1]. They advised that they noticed Autavious get turned around and drive erratic to get behind [VICTIM #1] in the area of Martha Berry near Turner McCall and N. Fifth Ave. They advised that they saw him follow her vehicle, turning after it onto John Davenport.

They further advised that they saw him pull out of the Elm St. Food and Beverage after [VICTIM #1] had passed and before they could pass. They advised that they pulled into the BP gas station lot and over to the Bojangles and that Autavious took a right onto Redmond Cir and then pulled onto the lot of the gas station.

I then went inside with an FCSO Deputy who had arrived on scene to help review the paper work and see that Autavious had been served with the protection order. I was able to observe store surveillance footage of the parking lot that showed [VICTIM #1]’s silver cruze enter the gas station lot from Lavender Dr and cross over to the Bojangle’s parking lot. Her parents followed behind her in their silver 2019 GMC Acadia bearing Ga registration [REDACTED].

I then observed Autavious’ white Euquinox travel past the gas station and enter the right turn lane onto Redmond Cir. He then turned into the gas station from Redmond Cir, pass two available fuel lanes, made a three-point turn, and stopped at a fuel lane with a direct line of sight to the Bojangles’ parking lot and within 300 yards of the protected party/complainant. He did not then get out of the vehicle to get gas, but rather waited in the vehicle.

I then placed Autavious under arrest and into handcuffs, fit and double locked, and placed him in the rear of my patrol vehicle. While securing him, FCSO Deputies and OFC Valentine advised that the odor of marijuana was observed coming from the vehicle. I and the deputies conducted a probable cause search that yielded a small package of marijuana under the driver seat.

While we searched the vehicle, OFC Valentine spoke with the store clerk, [REDACTED], and sent a community request to the store owner who has permissions for store video. The request was sent by OFC Valentine to [REDACTED] ([REDACTED])

I then transported Autavious to the Floyd County Jail where he was booked in on his charges. While in the sally port, I advised him of his miranda rights and he told me that he had been at the hearing today in court and had been served with the TPO. He advised that he had been at the Elm St. Food and Beverage and had seen [VICTIM #1] and her parents on the roadway. He advised that he then pulled out and went down Lavender Dr and advised that he was the one being followed.

When I asked him why he had then taken a roundabout way onto the lot of the gas station and then passed fuel lanes to only turn around and go to a fuel lane with a sight line to [VICTIM #1] and her parents, he made statements about making sure they weren’t at the station—which was odd as the view of the BP parking lot is clear from Lavender Dr.

When I asked him why he didn’t fuel up and leave, he advised that he was scared. I advised that there were three to four other gas stations less than a mile from this BP and were not directly next to [VICTIM #1]’s place of work (Bojangles) or within 300 yards of where he knew she was and he did not have an answer.

The back of my patrol vehicle was checked before and after transport. OFC Valentine remained on scene until the registered owner could pick up Autavious’ car. The marijuana will be submitted into evidence at the Rome Police Department.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

7/31/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION FOR BOND — RULE NISI ISSUED IN FLOYD COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: Attorney Alicia B. Lanier of Lanier Law P.C. filed a Motion for Bond on behalf of Autavious Trevon Macon in Floyd County Superior Court under Case No. 26PI00293-3. Judge Bryan T. Johnson issued a Rule Nisi — a formal court order requiring the State to appear and show cause why the bond request should not be granted. The hearing was scheduled for August 13, 2026, at 1:30 PM at 3 Government Plaza in Rome, Georgia. The State was served with a copy of the motion as required by law.

8/13/26

BOND GRANTED — AUTAVIOUS TREVON MACON RELEASED ON CONDITIONS

What this means: Judge Bryan Thomas Johnson of Floyd County Superior Court granted bond for Autavious Trevon Macon on August 13, 2026, setting the bond amount at $1,300. The State, represented by Assistant District Attorney Aaron Harper, opposed the bond. As a condition of release, Macon must comply with several court-ordered requirements. He is to have no contact whatsoever — directly or indirectly — with the alleged victim. He may not possess or use any firearm, alcohol, or illegal drugs other than validly prescribed medications. He must provide a current address and contact information to the Court, the Sheriff, and the District Attorney’s Office, and must reside where ordered by the Court. He may not leave the State of Georgia without explicit permission from the Court, and he must not violate any federal, state, or local laws. Violating any of these conditions could result in his bond being revoked and his return to custody.