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Name:
Brown, Isaac Demetrious, Jr
Date of Booking:
02/26/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Simple Assault/Assault-FV
Arson First Degree
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 02/25/2026 at 1832 hours both Ofc. Jump and I, Ofc. Greene, were both dispatched to [300 BLOCK] Greenbriar Rd. in reference to a fire at this address.
Upon arriving to the residence, was made with [VICTIM #1]. Mr. [VICTIM #1] advised that his brother, Isaac Brown, was living within the outside house structure in the backyard of the residence when he noticed flames coming from within the structure. Mr. [VICTIM #1] stated that when he went to extinguish the flames with a bucket of water, Mr. I. Brown attempted to assault him by swinging an unknown object towards him. Mr. [VICTIM #1] stated that Mr. I. Brown did not make physical contact but he did push I. Brown with his shoulder in order to move him out of the way to extinguish the fire.
When contact was then made with Mr. I. Brown regarding the cause of the fire incident, Mr. I. Brown was standing in the residence in the nude. Mr. I. Brown stated that he had been residing in the outside house structure while his brother poured snakes and spiders into his living space. Mr. I. Brown advised that due to the mentioned vermin entering his living space and getting into his clothing, he had to set fire to the clothing he had on to rid himself of the pests. Mr. I. Brown has a history of drug usage, typically methamphetamine, which has caused him to experience similar hallucinations of snakes and spiders.
There was visible damage to the floor of the building from the burning clothes. Photos were taken of the damage and will be attached to this report in RMS.
Mr. I. Brown was placed into custody and transported to Headquarters under the charges of Simple Assault Family Violence and Arson in the 1St Degree. We will be seeking warrants for these charges.
Case number was given along with instructions of how to obtain a copy of the completed report.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
3/2/26
ORIGINAL WARRANT FILED WITH CLERK OF COURT
What this means: The initial charges against Isaac Demetrious Brown were officially filed with the Houston County Superior Court clerk’s office. Brown is facing charges of simple assault family violence and arson in the first degree in case number 2026C0064520.
3/2/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY TANIA RIVERA BULLARD APPOINTED
What this means: Isaac Demetrious Brown was assigned a public defender, Tania Rivera Bullard from the Office of the Public Defender in Perry, Georgia. She is provisionally admitted to the Georgia Bar and supervised by Sara Meyers.
3/2/26
MOTION FOR BOND FILED
What this means: Isaac Demetrious Brown’s attorney filed a formal request asking the court to set bail so he could be released from the Houston County jail while his case is pending. The motion argues that Brown is not a flight risk, poses no threat to the community, and will appear for court as required. His attorney also elected to participate in reciprocal discovery, meaning both sides will share evidence with each other.
3/5/26
BOND HEARING INITIALLY SCHEDULED FOR 9AM
What this means: A court hearing was set for Judge G.E. Bo Adams to consider Isaac Demetrious Brown’s request for bail. This would be when the judge would decide whether to grant bond and, if so, at what amount and with what conditions.
3/5/26
BOND HEARING RESCHEDULED TO 3/12/26 AT 9AM
What this means: Isaac Demetrious Brown’s bond hearing was postponed from its original March 5th date to March 12th at 9am in Houston County Superior Court. Court continuances can happen for various scheduling reasons.
3/12/26
BOND GRANTED WITH CONDITIONS
What this means: Judge G.E. Bo Adams granted Isaac Demetrious Brown a $5,000 bond with strict conditions. Brown must stay away from the alleged victim, avoid the incident location, and have no new arrests. He was also ordered to electronic monitoring with house arrest through CSRA in Warner Robins, requiring him to report within 30 minutes of jail release and pay monitoring fees unless found indigent by the court.
4/29/26
What this means: STATE FILES MOTION TO REVOKE BOND
What this means: Assistant District Attorney Brian J. Huckaby, on behalf of District Attorney Eric Z. Edwards of the Houston Judicial Circuit, filed a formal request asking Judge G.E. Bo Adams to revoke Isaac Demetrious Brown’s bond entirely. The State argues that Brown’s alleged failure to keep his electronic monitor charged since April 18th shows he is a danger to the community and a risk to reoffend. If granted, Brown would be held in the Houston County jail with no bond until his case goes to trial.
6/26/26
PLEAS/BONDS HEARING SCHEDULED
What this means: Isaac Demetrious Brown Jr. is scheduled to appear in Houston County Superior Court on June 11, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. for a hearing on pleas and bond matters in case 2026C0064520. At this hearing, the defendant may enter a plea, address bond conditions, or both.