Emanuel County and received five more years probation. In 2016, Davis beat his girlfriend repeatedly with his fists, a vacuum cleaner extension, a highchair tray and a wooden chair, according to court documents. He pulled a knife on her and threatened to kill two small children, one of them 2 years old, who begged him not to kill her mother. He faced 14 charges. In 2018, he received 20 years probation. In 2019, Davis was caught with a firearm as a convicted felon. He also failed to complete family violence intervention programs or receive court-ordered treatment for substance abuse. In 2020, he was convicted of DUI and driving on a suspended license twice. He spent six months in county jail and was released on probation. In 2022, Davis was caught with a firearm again. A judge ordered him to serve six years in prison. Davis served three years of his sentence and was eligible for consideration for parole per state law, according to Pardons and Parole. Before being released on parole, state documents show Davis was a validated gang member with seven felony arrests and 14 misdemeanor arrests. The board labeled him high risk while still in prison. Three months later, in August 2025, pol
