Kennedy Williams

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Name:
Williams, Kennedy Pierra

Date of Booking:
07/09/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

TERRORISTIC THREATS AND ACTS

SIMPLE BATTERY

SIMPLE BATTERY

SIMPLE BATTERY – FAMILY VIOLENCE 

TERRORISTIC THREATS AND ACTS

TERRORISTIC THREATS AND ACTS

TERRORISTIC THREATS AND ACTS

Officer’s Narrative:
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On Tuesday March 10th, 2026, at approximately 2017 hours, I, Deputy Erceg was dispatched to 2440 Riverside Dr. (The Brass Rack) in reference to terroristic threats.

Upon arrival I spoke with the complainant, [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated he was sitting inside the Brass Rack when his daughter, Ms. Kennedy Williams, came inside the Brass Rack and threw a drink onto him. He said his daughter kept saying she isn’t her brother. He said she then went and stood toward the front of the establishment and lifted her scrub top and brandished a firearm. He said she repeated that she isn’t her brother and [VICTIM #1] said he then began to duck because he was very fearful that she was going to shoot him. He said he felt like there wasn’t anything he could do because he was worried, she might accidentally shoot someone else trying to shoot him.

I then spoke with [VICTIM #2] and [VICTIM #3]. [VICTIM #2] and [VICTIM #3] said they were sitting at the table with [VICTIM #1] when a black female wearing blue scrubs with blonde braids came inside the Brass Rack and threw a large drink on [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #2] and [VICTIM #3] said the drink even got all over them. I did see where their clothing had been soaked. They said they didn’t know who the black female was or why she threw the drink. [VICTIM #2] said that [VICTIM #1] started to get up and go toward the female, but he said no he wasn’t going to do that and just sat back down. They said then the female pulled up her scrub and brandished a firearm. They said they then ducked down because they were afraid that they were going to get shot.

I spoke with an employee of the Brass Rack, [WITNESS #1], who said she saw a black female wearing blue scrubs go outside the establishment and get a cup. She said it was a Styrofoam Flash Foods cup that was still sitting on a table next to where [VICTIM #1] had been sitting. She said the female threw the drink onto the people that were sitting at the table. She pointed to the table that [VICTIM #2], [VICTIM #3], and [VICTIM #1] were sitting at. She said the female then moved towards the bar and lifted her scrub top up and put her hand on a firearm and started pulling on it.

I provided [VICTIM #1] with a case card. Warrants will be taken out for Ms. Williams for Terroristic Threats and Simply Battery.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

7/10/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION TO SET BOND IN BIBB COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: Following the Magistrate Court’s denial of bond and its express recommendation to seek relief in a higher court, defense attorney Christopher Brock of The Brock Law Group, P.C. filed a Motion to Set Bond in the Superior Court of Bibb County on July 10, 2026, under Case No. 2026-MCR-7258. The motion asked the Superior Court to set a reasonable bond on all charges — including the felony and misdemeanor counts — and to impose appropriate conditions of release. Kennedy Pierra Williams remained in custody at the Bibb County Law Enforcement Center while the motion was pending.

7/24/26

SUPERIOR COURT GRANTS BOND WITH CONDITIONS OF RELEASE FOR KENNEDY PIERRA WILLIAMS

What this means: A judge of the Superior Court of Bibb County signed an Order Granting Bond with Conditions of Release on July 24, 2026, in Case No. 2026-MCR-7258. Kennedy Pierra Williams was granted bond in the amount of $30,000.00, or upon execution of a property bond or other surety approved by the Clerk of Court. Upon posting bond, she must remain on house arrest with GPS electronic monitoring, have no contact with alleged victims or go within 500 feet of their residences or workplaces, appear at all court proceedings, obey all laws, maintain current contact information with the Clerk of Court and defense counsel, and notify both within 24 hours of any address or phone changes. Violation of any condition may result in immediate revocation of bond and issuance of a bench warrant. Kennedy Pierra Williams must bear the costs of electronic monitoring unless the Court determines she is indigent.

8/14/26

DEFENSE FILES MOTION FOR COMMITMENT HEARING IN BIBB COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: On August 14, 2026, defense attorney Christopher Brock filed a Defendant’s Motion for Commitment Hearing in the Superior Court of Bibb County on behalf of Kennedy Pierra Williams, under Case No. 2026-MCR-7258. A commitment hearing is a formal proceeding at which the State must present evidence to establish probable cause that a crime was committed and that there is sufficient reason to suspect the accused’s guilt. The motion argued that Kennedy Pierra Williams is entitled to this hearing under Georgia law, that her July 10, 2026 appearance before the Magistrate Court was a bond hearing only and did not satisfy this right, and that the right becomes moot once a grand jury indictment is returned. The motion asked the Court to hold a commitment hearing at the earliest practicable date and to discharge Kennedy Pierra Williams from custody on any charge for which the State fails to establish probable cause. The motion was served on the District Attorney’s Office on August 14, 2026.