Ebony Davis

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Name:
Davis, Ebony Diane

Date of Booking:
06/12/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

DUI – DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL

CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY OF MINOR – MISDEMEANOR

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on June 12, 2026]

On 06/12/26 at 1915 hrs, I was dispatched to [1300 BLOCK] Windrow Dr in reference to a disturbance involving 20-30 people. During the dispatch, central advised me someone tried to run over some kids and that someone had bat.

I arrived on scene, activated my lights and sirens to attempt to disperse the large crowd. I observed a female later identified as Ms [WITNESS #1] acting very irate and holding a bat in her hands. While giving Ms [WITNESS #1] commands to drop the bat, the scene was still very much chaotic, more than 15 people arguing with each other and irate at one another.

A female later identified as Ms Ebony Davis grabbed me by the arm, stopping me as I was trying to walk towards Ms [WITNESS #1]. I then pushed Ms Davis away from me and told her to not touch me and I continued to walk towards Ms [WITNESS #1], who still had the bat in her hands and very irate. Ms [WITNESS #1] was not listening to my commands, she was still yelling and arguing in a very irate manner. I drew my service weapon and aimed it at Ms [WITNESS #1], while giving her commands to drop the bat. She continued to walk forward slightly, still yelling and very irate.

As I gave commands all the other people around me, including Ms Davis was still irate, yelling and arguing with Ms [WITNESS #1] and her relatives, Ms [WITNESS #2] and [VICTIM #1] (complainant). Ms [WITNESS #2] finally was able to take the bat away from Ms [WITNESS #1], put it down, but Ms [WITNESS #1] was still very irate. Cpl Davila (168), Scpl Roberts (156) Lt Greer (172) arrived on scene and we were finally able to regain control of the scene.

I made contact with the complainant, Ms [VICTIM #1] (the owner of the residence). She stated she was inside with Ms [WITNESS #1] and Ms [WITNESS #2]. She stated she seen that multiple people were outside in her yard, a mixture of adults and juveniles causing a disturbance and trying to get Ms [VICTIM #1]’ daughter to come outside to fight. Ms [VICTIM #1] stated she went outside with Ms [WITNESS #2] and Ms [WITNESS #1] and she grabbed a bat to get the people to leave her home. She stated she did not swing the bat but just wanted the kids to leave.

She stated while the kids were outside arguing and fighting, she observed a silver Ford Focus being drive by Ms Davis drive onto the yard and attempted to hit the kids with the vehicle. Ms [VICTIM #1] stated she observed Ms Davis drive some of these juveniles to her residence to try and get her daughter to fight them. Ms [VICTIM #1] stated this all occurred because of a fight between the kids that happened the night prior.

The detectives division was notified and Detective Johnson (134) arrived on scene and assumed responsibility over the case.

Ms Davis was placed under arrest for Aggravated Assault, DUI and Contributing to the Deliquincy of a Minor, due to her transporting and/or responding to the incident location to engage in criminal activity with the children because she was told to “pull up”. Implied consent for suspects over 21 was read, Ms Davis was asked if she would provide a blood sample and she refused. The suspect was released to the custody of the Liberty County Detention staff without incident.

The arrest and transport of the suspect followed department protocol consisting of the suspect being searched, handcuffs being applied, checked for proper fit and double locked. The suspect was placed in the backseat of my patrol vehicle and was seat belted in for transport. The vehicle was searched prior to and after transport with no contraband found.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on June 12, 2026]

On 06-12-2026 at 1915 hrs I responded to the incident location in reference to 20-30 people on scene and was attempting to fight the complainant’s daughter. Officers responded to the incident location with emergency equipment activated (blue lights and sirens) due to the caller no longer communicating with dispatch and dispatch stated someone was on scene with a baseball bat. As I arrived on scene, I observed a gray Grand Jeep Cherokee and a red Dodge Durango with a large amount of juveniles inside of each suv.

Ms Ebony Davis approached me and started to explain that the homeowner [VICTIM #1] told her and Ms [REDACTED] to come to the incident location so the parents could speak about the issues their children were having. Ms Davis continued to explain when she arrived on scene, Ms [VICTIM #1] exited her home approached her vehicle and attempted to take her keys from the vehicle.

Ms Davis advised she was ready to fight Ms [VICTIM #1] because she was unsure why Ms [VICTIM #1] attempted to remove her keys from the vehicle. Ms Davis said Ms [VICTIM #1] would not let her get out of the vehicle to fight her and she drove off. Ms Davis told me her car crashed but she would not elaborate how the vehicle crashed but did add that after her car was crashed, Ms [VICTIM #1] entered the vehicle and drove it to her house.

Ms Davis also stated she was driving after Ms [VICTIM #1] because a juvenile was being chased with a bat. Due to the change in statements, I asked Ms Davis to clarify who drove the vehicle and she said she drove it back toward the incident location but it stopped driving once she was attempting to turn around to leave in front of Ms [VICTIM #1]’ residence.

I told Ms Davis that I was informed by the other involved parties that she attempted to run over people in the yard of [1300 BLOCK] Windrow Dr and she denied doing so. I showed her the physical tire mark left inside of the yard and pieces of her bumper and under carriage in the yard as well. I informed her that was parts of her car and caused after striking something. Where the car parts were located was a drain that had a two foot drop off and separated two homes.

As Ms Davis was speaking to other spectators and family members, she made a spontaneous utterance “b[REDACTED BY AGENCY] I am not going to show up here and fight 30 motherf[REDACTED BY AGENCY], I will just run all these b[REDACTED BY AGENCY] over”. The spectators responded by telling her to “shut the f[REDACTED BY AGENCY]k up”.

As I spoke with Ms Davis, I could smell a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her person. I informed Ms Davis that I was starting a DUI evaluation and asked her if she was willing to conduct a Field Sobriety exercises and she responded no. Ms Davis stated she had one alcoholic beverage prior to the call because she was celebrating her daughter being accepted to scad. Ms Davis was placed under arrest by Officer Torres and he read implied consent from the green card (see original narrative).

I spoke with Ms [VICTIM #1] and asked her what happened. Ms [VICTIM #1] stated she was in her home with her family and she looked outside her window, she noticed a large amount of people walking toward her house. She said she was aware of the juveniles being on social media and making plans to fight her daughter again. Ms [VICTIM #1] explained her daughter was jumped at Krebs park by Ms [REDACTED]’s daughter and another female.

Due to Ms Davis stating she was invited to Ms [VICTIM #1] her house to talk about the kids, I asked her if that was true. Ms [VICTIM #1] stated she had made contact with Ms Davis and Ms [REDACTED] on 06/11/2026 about the issue, so there was no reason she would have invited them to her home on 06/12/2026.

Ms [VICTIM #1] said when she walked outside to tell the people to leave, she noticed Ms Davis’ silver ford focus in her yard and driving toward a group of juveniles. The juveniles and other spectators were almost struck by Ms Davis. I asked Ms [VICTIM #1] if she had any point entered Ms Davis’s vehicle and she stated she never left from in front of her door. She described Ms Davis struck the drain area and disabled her vehicle.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

6/13/26

BOND SET FOR EBONY DIANE DAVIS — TOTAL $7,000 CASH AND $14,000 PROPERTY

What this means: A Criminal Arrest Warrant and Bond Order was issued by Judge Jimmie R. Bomar of the Magistrate Court of Liberty County, setting the conditions under which Ebony Diane Davis could be released from jail while her case moves forward. The bond covers three warrants for Aggravated Assault (Felony), DUI – Less Safe (Misdemeanor) and Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor (Misdemeanor). The total bond is $7,000 cash and $14,000 property. The case is to be answered in the Superior Court of Liberty County.

6/17/26

FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING HELD IN LIBERTY COUNTY MAGISTRATE COURT

What this means: Ebony Diane Davis appeared before the Magistrate Court of Liberty County for her First Appearance Hearing. This is a required early court date where a judge informs a defendant of the charges against them and advises them of their legal rights — including the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. If a defendant cannot afford an attorney, one can be appointed. The court confirmed the three charges against Davis: Aggravated Assault (Felony, Warrant 26-WF-006713C), DUI – Less Safe under O.C.G.A. 40-6-391(a)(1) (Misdemeanor, Warrant 26-WM-006714C), and Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor under O.C.G.A. 16-12-1 (Misdemeanor, Warrant 26-WM-006715C). Davis waived her right to a Commitment Hearing, meaning the case proceeds without a separate probable cause determination at the magistrate level.

6/24/26

SURETY BOND POSTED — EBONY DIANE DAVIS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY

What this means: A surety bond in the amount of $8,000 was posted on behalf of Ebony Diane Davis through Tri-County Bonding, with Jennifer Flournoy listed as security. The bond was attested and approved by Liberty County Sheriff William Bowman. This means Davis was released from the Liberty County jail while her case continues. The bond is conditioned on Davis appearing before the Superior Court of Liberty County as required. If she fails to appear, the bond can be forfeited. The court date for her Superior Court arraignment was listed as TBA at the time the bond was filed. The case is docketed in Liberty Superior Court under case number SUPR2026000265.