A Sumner County jury has found a man guilty following a multi-day trial centered on a home invasion and robbery.
After a two-day trial in Sumner County Criminal Court, prosecutors secured convictions against Jordan Davis for aggravated robbery and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Evidence presented during the trial showed that in June 2021, Davis entered a home on West Smith Street and demanded money and firearms from the victims. After he left the residence, the victims contacted law enforcement.
The case was investigated by the Gallatin Police Department, with Investigator Jody Starks leading the effort.
Following the verdict, Circuit Court Judge Nichols ordered Davis to remain in custody until sentencing, which is scheduled for April 7, 2026. He faces a potential sentence of up to 14 years in prison.
Officials also recognized the work of the district attorney’s office team, including Victim-Witness Coordinator Sally Pirtle, for supporting both the victims and prosecutors throughout the case.
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