Public Complaint No. 1729830807 - 1505438721

Jada Lanay Davis

Aubrey Police Department

108 East Elm Street

Aubrey, Texas 76227

+1 940-365-2601

https://www.aubreyt…

Date of Offense

July 8, 2024

Complaint

Conduct Unbecoming [Off-Duty]

Supporting Document(s)

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Statement

On July 8th, 2024, around 10:35pm. Off duty officer Jada Davis arrived at residence 3402 Herron Dr Melissa Tx unannounced and uninvited. Honking her horn excessively for over 30 minutes and causing chaos. Jada arrived at this residence and admitted to homeowner Mariah that she was looking for another police officer by the name of Debranton Williams whom she reported to Mariah she was having an affair with. Debranton Willaims was Mariah’s Husband. Jada Davis evidently pulled out a firearm on Mariah and stated “I’ll shoot you Bitch”. This incident has been reported to the Melissa Texas Police Department as well as the Aubrey Police Department where Jada Davis was currently working. I am greatly concerned for the public safety if Jada is let back onto any Police Department. I believe Jada Davis has illustrated that she is out of control and can potentially cause life-threatening injuries if unable to control her emotions and aggressive behavior.

Location

3402 Herron Dr, Melissa, TX 75454, USA

33.3027179, -96.5459576

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