Christy Wake

Name:
Wake, Christy Marie

Date of Booking:
07/29/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Unlawful Conduct During 911 call by using obscene/vulgar/profane language to intimidate/harrass 911 officer

Willful Obstruction of Law Enforcement Officers-Misdemeanor

Cruelty to Children-Deprivation of Necessary Sustenance-1st Degree

Disorderly house-Keeping

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.]

On Monday, July 29th, 2025, at approximately 2153 hours, I, Ofc. Perry #149 was dispatched to [200 BLOCK] Bellview Street, Winder, Ga 30680, in reference to an Agency Assist. I traveled CODE 1 to the location listed above in my marked patrol vehicle #396.

Upon arrival, I met with Med 5, who told me that the resident in the house, later identified as Ms. Christy Wake, had called 911 seeking help, stating that she was going to “drink herself to death.” Med 5 attempted to make contact with Christy, but when they knocked on the door, Christy refused to open up and turned the music up in her house to an unreasonable volume. Med 5 attempted to make contact again, but their phone calls were going straight to voicemail.

I then approached the front door, and Christy’s music volume was still at an incredibly loud volume. I knocked twice, and Christy refused to open the door. I then began knocking on Christy’s door and didn’t stop until she opened up. Christy opened the door and I was immediately hit with the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage. Christy’s words were incredibly slurred when I began talking to her. I asked Christy what was wrong and she continued to tell me that nothing was wrong.

I asked Christy if she would like to be evaluated by Med 5, and she said no, that nobody helps her. She then began to shut the door, and I placed my right foot inside of it and told her, based on the call notes, that you stated that you wanted to harm yourself, we can’t shut the door at this moment. Christy then looked at the two females who were working on Med 5 and said that these bi*ches can’t help me.

While Med 5 was on the phone with the doctor, Christy would become irate and continue to curse and yell outside, using profanity towards us. Christy refused to be transported to a hospital, and Med 5 had no reason to take her. Christy then went back inside the residence. While we were wrapping up the call, Christy came back outside and began yelling again, but I was unable to hear exactly what she was saying.

I then drove off to add Christy to the call and complete call notes. While I was typing call notes for the original call, Christy had called 911 back and stated that she wanted us to return to the residence. As we arrived on the scene, Christy was hesitant to come outside again. When Christy came back to the door, she told us that she hadn’t called 911 and didn’t need any help.

We got further information from Christy, and she had been going to multiple hospitals trying to get treatment. She would check herself in and then leave because they were not helping her fast enough. When Med 9 arrived on the scene, Christy began cursing and yelling at them as well. Christy wished to be transported to Athens for treatment. Christy gathered all the belongings she wanted to take with her and, at the last minute, refused to be transported. Med 9 had advised us that they have been to this residence three times in the past nineteen hours for this same issue. Christy would call for help, and when help arrived, she would refuse it.

Christy then refused to go with the Med unit once again and became irate, cursing again. Christy was advised that she would be placed under arrest for Disorderly Conduct for her boisterous actions, and Disorderly House for the continued calls for help and then refusing treatment and lashing out at the responding units.

Christy was placed in properly fitted, double-locked handcuffs, and she was then escorted to the front of the Office. Morris #145 patrol vehicle #401 and her person were searched for drugs, weapons, or means of escape, and none were found. Christy was then escorted to the backseat of my marked patrol vehicle #396, and a lap and shoulder belt was placed across her person. Due to Christy being highly intoxicated, I transported Christy to [REDACTED BY AGENCY] to have her medically cleared before transport to 652 Barrow Park Drive, Winder, Ga 30680 (Barrow County Detention Center).

Upon arrival at, Christy was removed from my patrol vehicle and escorted inside. While waiting to be seen by the doctor at the hospital, Christy raised her voice and began cursing at the hospital staff who were helping. Christy was then medically cleared and placed in the backseat of my patrol vehicle, with a lap and shoulder belt secured across her person. Christy was then transported to the Barrow County Detention Center.

Upon arrival, custody of Christy and her belongings was relinquished to the Barrow County Intake Deputies. Two citations were left with Christy’s belongings as well: WC91529 Disorderly Conduct and WC91530 Disorderly House. I completed all intake forms and then returned to service with no further issues.

The backseat of my patrol vehicle was cleared each time Christy was placed in and taken out.

[End of Narrative]