Jade Webb

Name:
Webb, Jade Patricia

Date of Booking:
06/05/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC/FTY ROW

DUI – DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL

DISORDERLY CONDUCT

IMPROPER BACKING

HIT AND RUN; DUTY OF DRIVER TO STOP AT OR RETURN TO SCENE OF ACCIDENT

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on June 05, 2026]

On Friday, June 5, 2026, at approximately 2133 hours, I arrived first at a traffic accident on North Highway 49 in front of McDonald’s located at 316 North Highway 49, Byron, Georgia. It was later determined the collision had occurred within the McDonald’s drive-thru lane.

Upon arrival, I observed a white Toyota Tundra bearing Georgia registration [REDACTED] and a black SUV stopped in the roadway. I was later advised by the driver of the black SUV that the collision had occurred in the drive-thru and that she confronted the driver of the Toyota Tundra, later identified as Jade Webb, regarding the collision. The driver advised that after being confronted and made aware of the collision, Webb started to leave the business. Witnesses on scene further advised they believed Webb was attempting to leave the area prior to my arrival.

Due to both vehicles obstructing traffic, I instructed the involved drivers to relocate their vehicles to a nearby safe location so the crash investigation could continue. I first instructed Webb to back her vehicle into a nearby parking area. Webb immediately placed the vehicle in reverse and began backing without turning around or otherwise checking for traffic or hazards behind her vehicle. As she reversed, she began backing toward a vehicle waiting to exit the parking lot.

I stopped Webb and instructed her to look behind the vehicle before backing. Webb responded that she did not have a backup camera. I instructed Webb to physically turn around and check for hazards regardless of whether the vehicle was equipped with a backup camera. Webb then corrected her path and completed the maneuver.

I subsequently instructed Webb to relocate her vehicle to the vacant Marathon property adjacent to McDonald’s. Rather than entering the property directly, Webb drove onto North Highway 49 and traveled against the lawful direction of traffic in order to enter the property from the opposite side. Webb then parked on the opposite side of the building away from the other involved parties.

Based upon Webb nearly backing into another vehicle, her apparent confusion regarding simple driving maneuvers, her failure to ensure the movement could be made safely before backing, and her decision to drive against the lawful direction of travel while relocating her vehicle, I became concerned that Webb may be impaired or otherwise unable to safely operate a motor vehicle.

I approached the driver’s side of the Toyota Tundra and made contact with Webb. The vehicle remained running. Due to the active crash investigation, witness statements indicating Webb had attempted to leave the scene after being confronted about the collision, and my observations of her driving behavior,

I instructed Webb to place the vehicle in park and turn the vehicle off. Webb failed to comply. I again instructed Webb to turn the vehicle off. At that time, Webb reached toward the gear selector in a manner that caused me concern she may attempt to place the vehicle into gear while simultaneously raising the driver’s side window.

I again instructed Webb to turn the vehicle off. Webb stated she needed to roll the window up before turning the vehicle off. I issued multiple additional commands directing Webb to turn the vehicle off. Webb ignored each command and continued repeating that she needed to roll the window up. In an attempt to prevent the window from closing and obstructing communication during the investigation, I placed my hand against the window frame.

Webb then stated she could not exit through the driver’s side door and would need to exit through the passenger side. I moved to the passenger side of the vehicle and instructed Webb to exit the vehicle. Webb failed to comply. I again instructed Webb to exit the vehicle. Webb continued stating she needed to roll the window up despite no longer making any effort to do so.

I issued additional commands directing Webb to exit the vehicle and move toward me. Webb remained seated inside the running vehicle and made no effort to comply with my lawful commands. At no point did Webb indicate she was physically unable to comply with my commands, nor did she provide any explanation for her refusal other than repeatedly stating she needed to roll the window up.

At this point, Webb had ignored numerous lawful commands, remained seated inside a running vehicle during an active crash investigation, had demonstrated unsafe driving behavior in my presence, and had reached toward the gear selector while refusing commands. Based upon witness statements that Webb had already left the scene after being confronted regarding the collision, her continued refusal to comply with commands, and her access to the controls of the vehicle, I believed there was a substantial risk that she could place the vehicle into motion, flee the scene, destroy evidence of impairment, or otherwise create a danger to officers, motorists, or bystanders.

I attempted repeated verbal commands and allowed Webb multiple opportunities to voluntarily comply. Those efforts were unsuccessful. Continued verbal commands were not feasible as they had already proven ineffective and were not resulting in compliance. Allowing Webb to remain seated inside the running vehicle was not a reasonable or safe option under the circumstances.

Due to Webb’s continued noncompliance, I took hold of Webb’s right arm and began removing her from the passenger compartment. Webb immediately became passively resistant by going limp and refusing to assist with exiting the vehicle. I then removed Webb from the vehicle and onto the ground. Once outside the vehicle, I instructed Webb to place her hands behind her back. Webb complied, and I secured her in handcuffs. The handcuffs were checked for proper fit and double locked.

The force utilized during this incident was limited to physically removing Webb from the vehicle and placing her in handcuffs after repeated lawful commands failed to gain compliance. Greater force options, including the use of an electronic control device, were not reasonable or necessary because Webb was not actively assaultive, was not attempting to strike officers, and could be safely controlled through lower levels of force. Physical removal from the vehicle was the minimum amount of force reasonably necessary to safely gain control of the situation and prevent Webb from maintaining access to the vehicle and its controls.

Handcuffing was necessary to safely secure Webb while the investigation continued due to her repeated refusal to comply with lawful commands, her prior attempt to leave the scene after being confronted regarding the collision, and the risk that she could flee or otherwise interfere with the investigation if left unsecured. Once Webb was secured in handcuffs, all force ceased immediately.

During my interaction with Webb, I observed her speech was slurred and her responses were slow and delayed. Webb appeared confused by simple instructions and repeatedly failed to follow basic commands despite being given numerous opportunities to comply. Her demeanor, driving behavior, delayed responses, and inability or unwillingness to follow simple instructions were observations I noted as factors that caused me to suspect impairment and were relayed to the investigating officers conducting the DUI investigation.

Webb was subsequently arrested. Based upon my investigation, witness statements, and my direct observations, I issued Webb citations for Hit and Run, Improper Backing, and Driving on the Wrong Side of the Road. The Hit and Run citation was issued because the other driver advised the collision occurred in the McDonald’s drive-thru and that she confronted Webb regarding the collision, thereby making Webb aware she had been involved in a crash. Despite being made aware of the collision, Webb left the business and was subsequently observed driving on North Highway 49 before being stopped by the other involved parties.

Based upon these facts, I had probable cause to believe Webb left the scene of the collision without first stopping and fulfilling the duties required of a driver involved in a traffic accident. The Improper Backing citation was issued based upon my direct observation of Webb backing her vehicle without first ensuring the movement could be made safely, nearly resulting in a collision with another vehicle waiting to exit the parking lot. The Driving on the Wrong Side of the Road citation was issued based upon my direct observation of Webb operating her vehicle against the lawful direction of travel on North Highway 49 while relocating her vehicle from the crash scene.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on June 05, 2026]

On 6-5-26 I responded to the area of 310 SR 49 in reference to assisting Ofc. Emmert #703 with a Crash. Ofc. Hawkins #715 was with me in Field Training.

Upon arrival, I observed Ofc. Emmert standing at the Driver Window of a white in color 2002 Toyota Tundra (GA Tag #[REDACTED]), as we got out of our Patrol Vehicle Emmert stated “Hey come here, were getting her out” and proceeded to the passenger side of the Pickup Truck. We walked over to the truck to assist and Emmert removed a white female occupant of the vehicle through the passenger side that he stated was refusing lawful commands to exit the Truck.

He then stood her up and she was handcuffed, he stated later that she had also urinated on herself and that he believed she may have been impaired. I asked him to clarify more what occurred and he stated the white female, identified as Jade Webb, had crashed into another vehicle and was acting “very impaired”. He stated that he told her to move into the parking lot of 310 SR 49 and that she drove on the wrong side of the road to do so. He stated that he then approached the Vehicle and told her to get out but she refused and was removed.

I then approached Webb and read her a miranda warning, she stated that she understood. I noticed the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her person and breath while speaking with her. Her speech seemed altered/slurred at times and her eyes were red/watery/bloodshot. She also exhibited a variety of emotional effects, going from mad to crying to calm etc. I asked her how much she had to drink this date and she stated “I have not been drinking any more than I would normally drink”, admitting that she had consumed alcoholic beverages.

I asked if she would submit to a Preliminary Breath Test and she stated “Go for it”. I then attempted to issue her a PBT and she blew very softly for a short moment and stopped on the first attempt. On the second after giving her instructions again and allowing her to calm herself, as she started crying again, she began to suck on the tube instead of blowing, I stated “you’re sucking, you’re not blowing” and she suddenly became emotional again and began screaming at me and cursing, stating “I don’t give a FU*K how long you’ve been doing this! Fu*k off dude, fu*k off!”. I asked her if she was going to blow into the machine and she stated “No, all three inches of you can fu*k the fu*k off!”.

At that time based on the totality of the circumstances, including her driving behavior, the fact that she crashed into another vehicle, her erratic emotional behavior, her statements, the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her and her admittance to consuming alcoholic beverages I believed that she was impaired from her alcohol consumption and unable to operate a motor vehicle safely.

I had Ofc. Hawkins place her in the rear of our Patrol Vehicle and attempted to read her implied consent. I read it to her multiple times as she acted defiantly and tried to talk over me. I tried to explain to her how important it was for her to listen but she continued to try to talk over me. She told me that I “was an absolute prick for pulling her out of the vehicle” and I tried to explain to her that I did not pull her out of a vehicle and she continued to state it was me that did so.

She continued to curse and refused to listen to me unless a female officer was present. There were no female Officers or Deputies working in the county or City at all and I explained this to her. I asked her if she listened to what I read her and she stated that she did. I warned her that I was going to ask her again and that if she did not answer I would have to take her actions as a refusal, I asked if she would like me to read implied consent again and she stated no.

I asked her if she would submit to the state administered test of her blood, again, and she replied “No, you can fu*k the fu*k off until there is a woman on site!” And continued to curse at me, I shut the door and took that as a refusal.

The vehicle was searched and inventoried incident to arrest with no contraband located, she did state to Ofc. Emmert earlier prior to being removed from the truck that her driver door did not open, Ofc. Hawkins pulled the handle and the door opened easily, showing that she was lying.

She was transported to the Byron Police Department where she was processed and booked for DUI Less Safe and Disorderly Conduct High along with Ofc. Emmert’s Traffic Charges. She continued to be disorderly and exhibit drunk like behavior in the booking room, even throwing her cell phone across the room at one point. She was transported to the Peach County Jail and turned over to Deputies for holding.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #3 on June 06, 2026]

I, Sgt. Fauquier, was contacted by [REDACTED] of Burnette Bonding 6 June, 2026, in reference to the listed arrestee in this report, Jade Webb. [REDACTED] told me Webb’s bond had been posted through Burnette Bonding and asked for the bond paperwork to be completed and faxed to the jail. I completed the paperwork, faxed it to the Peach County LEC and then contacted the jail by telephone to ensure they received it. Sgt. Burtrum then released Webb from the system.

[End of Narrative]