Jonathan Davis

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Name:
Davis, Jonathan Bernard

Date of Booking:
12/29/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Punishment- exploiting disabled or elder

Theft by Conversion

Officer’s Narrative:
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On 06-18-2025, at 1057 hrs., I, Dep. Poole was dispatched to 202 Carl Vinson Parkway in reference to a theft by deception.

Once on scene, I made contact with the victim, [VICTIM #1]. Mr. [VICTIM #1] advised on 04-13-2025, he wrote a check to Jonathan Davis for $600.00 for a refurbished stove to be delivered to his rental property. Mr. [VICTIM #1] advised after several months he still hasn’t received the stove, and he was told Mr. Davis was recently arrested. Mr. [VICTIM #1] provided me a copy of the check he wrote to Mr. Davis as well as the receipt that he stated Mr. Davis wrote him. I took photos of both and they will be attached to this report.

Mr. [VICTIM #1] was advised a report will be completed and I provided him with a case number.

[End of Narrative]

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CASE HISTORY:

1/2/26

APPOINTED ATTORNEY

What this means: This indicates that the court has provided a lawyer to represent the defendant because they cannot afford to hire their own attorney. The appointed attorney will handle the case, advise the defendant on legal matters, and represent them in all court proceedings. This ensures the defendant’s right to legal counsel is protected.

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1/2/26

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: MILAZZO, LAWRENCE ASSIGNED

What this means: This shows that Lawrence Milazzo has been officially assigned as the defendant’s attorney in the case. He will represent the defendant, provide legal advice, and handle all court proceedings on their behalf. This is the formal record of who is acting as the defense attorney.

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1/2/26

DEFENSE MOTION FOR BOND

What this means: A written request asking the court to set or reduce a defendant’s bond. It explains that the defendant is not a flight risk or danger and has strong ties to the community. It asks the judge to grant a reasonable bond or release the defendant on recognizance.

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1/5/26

PLEAS / BONDS HEARING SET FOR 01/08/26

What this means: This is a scheduled court hearing where the defendant can enter a plea (guilty, not guilty, or no contest) and the court can review or set bond conditions. It is an early step in the case that helps the court move the case forward and determines whether the defendant can be released while waiting for trial.

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1/7/26

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: FLETCHER, LAUREN ASSIGNED

What this means: This shows that Lauren Fletcher has been officially assigned as the attorney representing the prosecution or plaintiff in the case. She will handle presenting the evidence, filing motions, and representing the state or party bringing the charges in all court proceedings. This is the formal record of who is acting as the plaintiff’s attorney.

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1/7/26

PLEAS / BONDS HEARING SET FOR 01/15/26

What this means: This is a scheduled court hearing where the defendant can enter a plea (guilty, not guilty, or no contest) and the court can review or set bond conditions. It is an early step in the case that helps the court move the case forward and determines whether the defendant can be released while waiting for trial.

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1/13/26

PLEAS / BONDS HEARING SET FOR 01/29/26

What this means: This is a scheduled court hearing where the defendant can enter a plea (guilty, not guilty, or no contest) and the court can review or set bond conditions. It is an early step in the case that helps the court move the case forward and determines whether the defendant can be released while waiting for trial.

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1/13/26

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: VELINE, CARL JR ASSIGNED

What this means: Carl Jr. Veline has been officially designated as the attorney representing the plaintiff in a criminal case. In criminal law, the “plaintiff” isn’t a private individual but the government or prosecuting authority bringing the charges against the defendant. The word “assigned” indicates that the court or the prosecuting office has formally appointed him to handle the case on behalf of the government. In simple terms, this entry shows who is responsible for prosecuting the case.