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Name:
Jamison, Shaquora Shanice
Date of Booking:
03/12/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault
Aggravated Assault
Aggravated Assault
Possession of firearm or knife during crime
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 03/12/2026 at 0217 hours, I, Ofc. Jackson was dispatched to 4027 Watson Boulevard to assist officers with an aggravated assault.
When I arrived on scene I was advised to take photographs of the scene in reference to the damage to property and the shell casings in the roadway. There was damage to Next Level Smoke Shop’s window and to a vehicle, tag #[REDACTED]. The vehicle belonged to the Army National Guard who we could not contact. A tow sheet was filled out and the vehicle was picked up by Warner Robins Towing and brought to headquarters where it was placed into the sally port. Tow sheet was submitted to the FDO.
One of the involved parties purses was on the hood of the damaged vehicle. The firearm (Taurus G2 9mm) that was involved was inside of the purse along with other misc. contents. The serial number on the firearm is TKM56786 which came back as not stolen. Another purse was located on the ground in between the vehicle that was damaged and another vehicle and appeared to have been shot through. All evidence was gathered and transported to headquarters where it was submitted into evidence and placed into Locker #2. All evidence that was submitted is as listed below.
Item #2- Taurus G2 firearm with one magazine
Item #3-4 live rounds of 9mm ammunition from the Taurus
Item #4- Six 9mm shell casings
Item #5- One live 9mm round
Item #6- Three 9mm shell casings
Item #7- One .380 shell casing
Item #8- One Louis Vuitton brown purse with misc. contents
Item #9- One brown purse with misc. contents
The investigation was turned over to Detective Brankley.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
3/12/26
SHAQUORA SHANICE JAMISON BOOKED INTO CUSTODY
What this means: Shaquora Shanice Jamison was booked — meaning formally processed into jail — in Houston County on this date. The defendant is accused of three counts of Aggravated Assault and one count of Possession of a Firearm or Knife During the Commission of or Attempt to Commit Certain Felonies. These are the charges that form the basis of case number 2026C0064594 in the Superior Court of Houston County.
3/19/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY ENTERS APPEARANCE — CLINTON ALAN WHEELER RETAINED
What this means: Attorney Clinton Alan Wheeler of Macon, Georgia formally notified the Houston County Superior Court that he is representing Shaquora Shanice Jamison in this case. This filing, submitted on March 19, 2026, means all future court notices and communications are to be directed to Wheeler on the defendant’s behalf.
3/19/26
DEFENSE FILES GENERAL DISCOVERY MOTION
What this means: Also on March 19, 2026, attorney Clinton Alan Wheeler filed a General Discovery Motion on behalf of Shaquora Shanice Jamison. Discovery is the legal process by which the defense requests access to evidence the prosecution plans to use. The motion asks the State to turn over a broad range of materials, including any recorded or written statements made by the defendant, the defendant’s prior criminal record, physical evidence, results of any scientific tests, surveillance records, search warrant materials, and any evidence that could help prove the defendant’s innocence or undermine the credibility of the State’s witnesses — including any deals made with those witnesses in exchange for their testimony.
3/20/26
DEFENSE FILES MOTION FOR BOND
What this means: Defense attorney Clinton Alan Wheeler filed a formal request asking the Houston County Superior Court to set a bond for Shaquora Shanice Jamison, who was being held in the Houston County Jail in Perry, Georgia. The motion argued that the defendant is a resident of Bibb County, Georgia, does not pose a threat to witnesses, and would comply with all court requirements and bond conditions if released.
3/24/26
PROSECUTOR ASSIGNED — JUSTIN C. DUANE
What this means: Senior Assistant District Attorney Justin C. Duane was assigned to represent the State of Georgia in this case against Shaquora Shanice Jamison.
3/26/26
BOND HEARING HELD — SHAQUORA SHANICE JAMISON RELEASED ON $10,000 BOND WITH CONDITIONS
What this means: A pleas and bonds hearing was held on March 26, 2026, at 9:00 AM in Houston County Superior Court. The court granted bond for Shaquora Shanice Jamison in the amount of $10,000, with the following conditions attached:
Shaquora Shanice Jamison was placed on electronic monitoring under standard house arrest. The defendant was required to report to CSRA at 2521 Moody Road in Warner Robins, Georgia within 30 minutes of release from jail, and had to have an appointment scheduled with CSRA during normal business hours before being released. The only permitted exceptions to house arrest were work, legal, and medical matters. The defendant was also told she could petition the court to have electronic monitoring removed after 90 days of compliance. Additionally, Jamison was ordered to have no contact with certain named individuals or businesses, was prohibited from possessing a firearm, and was required to have no new arrests.
3/27/26
BOND ORDER AMENDED — ELECTRONIC MONITORING REMOVED
What this means: Just one day after the original bond order was issued, the Houston County Superior Court entered an Amended Bond Order removing the electronic monitoring requirement from Shaquora Shanice Jamison’s bond conditions. All other conditions from the March 26 bond order remained in effect. The order was signed by the judge and presented by Senior Assistant District Attorney Justin C. Duane.