Jamie Sosebee Mugshot | Gordon County, Georgia

Jamie Sosebee, a resident listed in public arrest records, was taken into custody on October 18, 2025, in Gordon County, Georgia. According to the official booking report, the arrest was made by local authorities and the subject was charged with the following offense(s): DISORDERLY CONDUCTOfficer’s Narrative:[Please note: The following is a direct transcription from the official initial incident report. The Georgia Gazette does not fix any spelling or grammatical errors that may exist. Any changes or redactions made by our staff are placed inside brackets. Some errors may exist. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The topics discussed may be sensitive to some readers. Discretion is advised.]October 17, 2025, at approximately 2219 hours, I was dispatched to the Travel Lodge located at 716 Highway 53 East in reference to a verbal altercation in progress in the front lobby. While in route, Gordon County Dispatch advised that the involved subject was identified as Jamie Sosebee. Based on prior law enforcement encounters with Mr. Sosebee, I am aware that he is typically under the influence of alcohol during such incidents.Upon arrival, I observed Mr. Sosebee outside in the parking lot. When he noticed my presence, he immediately retreated into his room and closed the door. Officer Baucom made contact with Mr. Sosebee through the room window and successfully persuaded him to come outside voluntarily. Mr. Sosebee opened the door and met me at the threshold. At that time, I observed Mr. Sosebee’s eyes to be bloodshot and watery, and I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person.Based on these observations and on my training knowledge and experience this led me to believe Mr. Sosebee was under the influence of alcohol. I advised Mr. Sosebee to remain inside his room and not to return to the lobby or engage with other guests due to his intoxicated state. Mr. Sosebee agreed and closed the door. Mr. Sosebee also admitted to Officer Baucom he had been drinking.I then made contact with the complainants [REDACTED BY AGENCY] a Manager of Travel Lodge and a hotel tenant [REDACTED BY AGENCY].Both individuals stated they were conversating outside the lobby when Mr. Sosebee approached and asked [REDACTED BY AGENCY] if he was “talking sh*t.” [REDACTED BY AGENCY] repeatedly instructed Mr. Sosebee to return to his room, citing his history of intoxication and ongoing issues with hotel guests. Mr. Sosebee became verbally aggressive, calling [REDACTED BY AGENCY] derogatory names such as “bit*h” and threatening to “beat her a*s.” [REDACTED BY AGENCY] also reported that Mr. Sosebee threatened to “beat his a*s.”Following this, I attempted to reestablish contact with Mr. Sosebee at his room, but he refused to open the door.I returned to the lobby to gather further information. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] advised that Mr. Sosebee routinely harasses and threatens guests near the lobby area, making many residents feel unsafe. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] informed me that Mr. Sosebee had been residing at the hotel for several months and that once his stay concluded, she would no longer permit him to rent a room due to ongoing disturbances. Since Mr. Sosebee was a current resident, I informed [REDACTED BY AGENCY] that I could not make him leave at that time.While I remained on scene, I observed Mr. Sosebee repeatedly opening and closing his door, as well as peeking through the blinds, appearing to monitor for law enforcement presence. Due to community safety concerns, and his fighting threats I maintained my presence at the location.Eventually, Mr. Sosebee opened his door again. I approached with Lt. Ulibarri, who issued multiple verbal commands instructing Mr. Sosebee to exit the room and submit to arrest. Mr. Sosebee refused to comply. Lt. Ulibarri entered the room and grabbed Mr. Sosebee and I went in to the room to assist Lt. Ulibarri. While placing him in handcuffs, Mr. Sosebee tensed his arms. We utilized the wall to gain compliance and secured him in handcuffs, checking for proper fit and double-locking them.Mr. Sosebee was escorted to my marked patrol vehicle and placed in the clear back seat. I then transported him to the Gordon County Jail.During transport, Mr. Sosebee became verbally combative, stating he wanted to fight me and would “beat my a*s.” Upon arrival at the jail, Mr. Sosebee continued making threats and challenged me to enter the cell and engage in a physical altercation “1v1.” I informed Mr. Sosebee that I would not entertain his requests and would not escalate the situation further.Mr. Sosebee then alternated between apologizing and his intent to fight. He stated multiple times that he did not care about the charge, stating“You think I give a fu*k about this little misdemeanor sh*t.”“This little bond ain’t sh*t.”“Ima pay them a little $200.”“The bond ain’t sh*t and will never be sh*t.”These statements and Mr. Sosebee’s behavior were recorded on my in-car camera via Axon View.Probable cause was established on scene to arrest Jamie Sosebee for Disorderly Conduct in violation of OCGA 16-11-39, due to his intoxicated state, verbal threats, use of fighting words, and ongoing disturbance to the peace and safety of hotel staff and guests.A warrant was applied for the offense of Disorderly Conduct.[End of Narrative]. This incident was officially recorded and made publicly available by law enforcement agencies in the state of Georgia. The details provided reflect the arrest information at the time of booking and do not indicate guilt or conviction. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

FULL NAME:
Sosebee, Jamie Allen

BOOKING DATE:
10/18/2025

BOOKING DETAILS:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
[Please note: The following is a direct transcription from the official initial incident report. The Georgia Gazette does not fix any spelling or grammatical errors that may exist. Any changes or redactions made by our staff are placed inside brackets. Some errors may exist. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The topics discussed may be sensitive to some readers. Discretion is advised.]
October 17, 2025, at approximately 2219 hours, I was dispatched to the Travel Lodge located at 716 Highway 53 East in reference to a verbal altercation in progress in the front lobby. While in route, Gordon County Dispatch advised that the involved subject was identified as Jamie Sosebee. Based on prior law enforcement encounters with Mr. Sosebee, I am aware that he is typically under the influence of alcohol during such incidents.
Upon arrival, I observed Mr. Sosebee outside in the parking lot. When he noticed my presence, he immediately retreated into his room and closed the door. Officer Baucom made contact with Mr. Sosebee through the room window and successfully persuaded him to come outside voluntarily. Mr. Sosebee opened the door and met me at the threshold. At that time, I observed Mr. Sosebee’s eyes to be bloodshot and watery, and I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person.
Based on these observations and on my training knowledge and experience this led me to believe Mr. Sosebee was under the influence of alcohol. I advised Mr. Sosebee to remain inside his room and not to return to the lobby or engage with other guests due to his intoxicated state. Mr. Sosebee agreed and closed the door. Mr. Sosebee also admitted to Officer Baucom he had been drinking.
I then made contact with the complainants [REDACTED BY AGENCY] a Manager of Travel Lodge and a hotel tenant [REDACTED BY AGENCY].
Both individuals stated they were conversating outside the lobby when Mr. Sosebee approached and asked [REDACTED BY AGENCY] if he was “talking sh*t.” [REDACTED BY AGENCY] repeatedly instructed Mr. Sosebee to return to his room, citing his history of intoxication and ongoing issues with hotel guests. Mr. Sosebee became verbally aggressive, calling [REDACTED BY AGENCY] derogatory names such as “bit*h” and threatening to “beat her a*s.” [REDACTED BY AGENCY] also reported that Mr. Sosebee threatened to “beat his a*s.”
Following this, I attempted to reestablish contact with Mr. Sosebee at his room, but he refused to open the door.
I returned to the lobby to gather further information. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] advised that Mr. Sosebee routinely harasses and threatens guests near the lobby area, making many residents feel unsafe. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] informed me that Mr. Sosebee had been residing at the hotel for several months and that once his stay concluded, she would no longer permit him to rent a room due to ongoing disturbances. Since Mr. Sosebee was a current resident, I informed [REDACTED BY AGENCY] that I could not make him leave at that time.
While I remained on scene, I observed Mr. Sosebee repeatedly opening and closing his door, as well as peeking through the blinds, appearing to monitor for law enforcement presence. Due to community safety concerns, and his fighting threats I maintained my presence at the location.
Eventually, Mr. Sosebee opened his door again. I approached with Lt. Ulibarri, who issued multiple verbal commands instructing Mr. Sosebee to exit the room and submit to arrest. Mr. Sosebee refused to comply. Lt. Ulibarri entered the room and grabbed Mr. Sosebee and I went in to the room to assist Lt. Ulibarri. While placing him in handcuffs, Mr. Sosebee tensed his arms. We utilized the wall to gain compliance and secured him in handcuffs, checking for proper fit and double-locking them.
Mr. Sosebee was escorted to my marked patrol vehicle and placed in the clear back seat. I then transported him to the Gordon County Jail.
During transport, Mr. Sosebee became verbally combative, stating he wanted to fight me and would “beat my a*s.” Upon arrival at the jail, Mr. Sosebee continued making threats and challenged me to enter the cell and engage in a physical altercation “1v1.” I informed Mr. Sosebee that I would not entertain his requests and would not escalate the situation further.
Mr. Sosebee then alternated between apologizing and his intent to fight. He stated multiple times that he did not care about the charge, stating
“You think I give a fu*k about this little misdemeanor sh*t.”
“This little bond ain’t sh*t.”
“Ima pay them a little $200.”
“The bond ain’t sh*t and will never be sh*t.”
These statements and Mr. Sosebee’s behavior were recorded on my in-car camera via Axon View.
Probable cause was established on scene to arrest Jamie Sosebee for Disorderly Conduct in violation of OCGA 16-11-39, due to his intoxicated state, verbal threats, use of fighting words, and ongoing disturbance to the peace and safety of hotel staff and guests.
A warrant was applied for the offense of Disorderly Conduct.
[End of Narrative]