Christopher Pierce

Name:
Pierce, Christopher Bernard

Date of Booking:
05/01/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
False Imprisonment

Cruelty to Children-Cause Excessive Physical/Mental Pain-1st Degree

Battery- Family Violence (1st offense) MISD

Violation of Family Violence Order

Aggravated Stalking

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on April 30, 2026]

On 4/30/2026 at around 1900 hours, I responded Code 1 non-emergency to [1900 BLOCK] Hudson Dr in reference to Harassment.

Upon arrival, I met with the caller, [VICTIM #1]. Ms. [VICTIM #1] stated that her abusive ex, Christopher Pierce, had just been released from jail and attempted to call her at around 1838 hours even though he had been served a Temporary Protective Order (TPO.) She stated he was served the order while incarcerated at the Barrow County Detention Center for performing physical acts of domestic violence against her while in the presence of her juvenile son. I asked her to show me the phone call, to which she showed me she had a missed FaceTime call from Mr. Pierce’s phone number. She also showed me where, at 1346 hours, Mr. Pierce reacted to a picture (sent before the TPO or domestic violence incident) of their juvenile child with a heart. Ms. [VICTIM #1] stated she did not answer the phone call and immediately called 911 as she was instructed to do so by staff at the Courthouse if he were to violate the conditions of said order.

I verified that the call came from Mr. Pierce’s phone number, which it did. Ms. [VICTIM #1] stated that he has had the same phone number for at least the past 3 years, as well as that being the number associated with Mr. Pierce in the Sheriff’s Office’s CAD system. I confirmed that the TPO was valid through GCIC/NCIC once running Mr. Pierce, as well as through the paper copy Ms. [VICTIM #1] provided me on scene. I also contacted the Detention Center to inquire about any bond conditions Mr. Pierce may have. I was informed that Mr. Pierce has a valid “No Contact” bond condition with Ms. [VICTIM #1], which his attempted contact violated, as well as the TPO.

2 warrants will be taken for Mr. Pierce’s arrest for violating OCGA 16-5-95 Violation of a Family Violence order and OCGA 16-5-91 Aggravated Stalking.

Mr. Pierce violated OCGA 16-5-95 Violation of Family Violence Order by attempting to contact [VICTIM #1] via phone call. Ms. [VICTIM #1] is the victim of a physical domestic violence case involving Mr. Pierce and has both valid “No Contact” bond conditions as well as a valid Temporary Protective Order.

Mr. Pierce violated OCGA 16-5-91 Aggravated Stalking by attempting to contact [VICTIM #1] via phone call. Ms. [VICTIM #1] is the victim of a physical domestic violence case involving Mr. Pierce and has both valid “No Contact” bond conditions as well as a valid Temporary Protective Order.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on May 01, 2026]

On May 1, 2026, at approximately 1251 hours, I responded to the area of [1900 BLOCK] Hudson Dr in reference to a possible wanted person, Christopher Pierce.

While on the way to the address, I ran Christopher Pierce through GCIC and saw that he was wanted out of Barrow County. Upon arriving on scene, I saw Christopher and placed him in a pair of double-locked handcuffs and checked for proper fit. After dispatch had confirmed that the warrants were valid, I placed Christopher in the back seat of my patrol car after searching him incident to arrest. He was transported to the Barrow County Detention Center and turned over to jail staff without issue. My backseat was checked both before and after transporting.

[End of Narrative]