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Name:
Paschal, Christopher Dewayne
Date of Booking:
05/11/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT A FELONY
CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY -/FEL/MISD/-
EXPLOIT/INFLICT PAIN TO/DEPRIVE ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO DISABLED PERSON, ELDER PE
EXPLOIT/INFLICT PAIN TO/DEPRIVE ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO DISABLED PERSON, ELDER PE
WHEN A PERSON IS A PARTY TO A CRIME/FORGERY
WHEN A PERSON IS A PARTY TO A CRIME/FORGERY
WHEN A PERSON IS A PARTY TO A CRIME/FRAUD
WHEN A PERSON IS A PARTY TO A CRIME/FRAUD
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 1/28/2026 at approximately 1501 hours, I was dispatched to the Milledgeville Police Department, 125 Floyd L. Griffin Jr. Street, where I contacted the complainant, [VICTIM #1], in reference to a theft.
[VICTIM #1] stated that in August 2025, she agreed to co-sign on her God-Nephew, Phillipe Scott‘s, auto loan for a $8,000.00 vehicle. [VICTIM #1] stated that she signed the paperwork for a vehicle that was to her knowledge, $8,000.00 in value. [VICTIM #1] advised once she saw the vehicle, a 2025 Hyundai Sonata, Scott purchased, she knew she had been lied to. [VICTIM #1] stated she told Phillipe that he had to get her name off the paperwork regarding the vehicle because that’s not what the agreement was for. [VICTIM #1] stated the vehicle that was purchased was $49,000.00 and she did not give consent for anyone to sign her name on that amount of money.
[VICTIM #1] stated she went to the bank on 1/27/2026 and was informed she is now $141,419.00 in debt and has 3 new cars in her name that she knew nothing about. [VICTIM #1] attempted to contact the financial personnel at Hyundai of Milledgeville, 2520 North Columbia Street, Chris Paschal, to see what was going on and he would not provide her any information. [VICTIM #1] stated that someone at Hyundai of Milledgeville, 2520 North Columbia Street, attempted to make her sign a document to sign a title over, but she refused, as she wanted to file a report first. [VICTIM #1] stated she wishes to pursue charges on Phillipe Scott and whoever else was involved.
Copies of all documentation [VICTIM #1] had at the time of the report were gathered and placed into a OneDrive File. On-Call-Detective N. Reonas was notified of the incident by Sergeant Puerto.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
There is a listed co-defendant in this case. Please see Phillipe Denzel Scott for additional information.
5/11/26
CHRISTOPHER DEWAYNE PASCHAL ARRESTED AND BOOKED — MULTIPLE FELONY CHARGES
What this means: Christopher Dewayne Paschal was arrested and booked into custody in Baldwin County on this date. He is facing multiple felony charges, including conspiracy to commit a felony, criminal conspiracy, two counts of exploiting or inflicting pain on/depriving essential services to a disabled person or elder, two counts of being a party to a crime involving forgery, and two counts of being a party to a crime involving fraud. These are accusations only — Christopher Dewayne Paschal is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. This case is being handled in Baldwin County Superior Court under case number SUWR2026000237.
5/13/26
APPEARANCE BOND SET FOR CHRISTOPHER DEWAYNE PASCHAL
What this means: Christopher Dewayne Paschal was released from custody after an appearance bond was signed on this date in Baldwin County. A bond is a financial guarantee that the defendant will return to court as required. The bond was set at $16,000.00, secured by a co-signer. By signing the bond, Christopher Dewayne Paschal agreed to appear in Baldwin County Superior Court on a date to be determined and to answer to all charges listed. If he fails to appear, the bond amount could be forfeited and he could be returned to custody.
5/19/26
STAY AWAY ORDER AND BOND ADDENDUM ISSUED AGAINST CHRISTOPHER DEWAYNE PASCHAL
What this means: On May 19, 2026, Judge Shane Geeter, Chief Magistrate of Baldwin County, signed a Stay Away Order as an addendum to Christopher Dewayne Paschal’s appearance bond. This order identifies a named protected party and places strict conditions on Paschal’s behavior while out on bond. The conditions include: no phone calls, messages, or third-party contact with the protected party; no written correspondence of any kind, including electronic messages; no approaching within 150 feet of the protected party’s residence, workplace, or employment; no contact with the protected party in public — Paschal must immediately leave any location where the protected party is present; no receipt of any nature from the protected party during the bond period; and no possession of firearms, handguns, or rifles during the bond period. Violation of any condition could result in immediate arrest and detention until the case reaches final disposition.
5/27/26
VICTIM REQUESTS NO CONTACT BY DEFENDANT, DEFENSE ATTORNEY, OR AGENTS
What this means: On May 27, 2026, a victim in this case formally exercised her rights under Georgia law by filing a Request for No Contact with the Baldwin County District Attorney’s office. By submitting this form, the victim stated that she does not wish to be contacted by Christopher Dewayne Paschal, his defense attorney, or anyone acting on his behalf, including investigators. The form was filed in the Baldwin County Magistrate Court and is part of the official case record. Georgia law, under O.C.G.A. 17-17-8.1, gives crime victims the right to refuse interviews with the defense. The victim confirmed in the filing that no one from the District Attorney’s office influenced her decision.