Precious Williams

Name:
Williams, Precious

Date of Booking:
01/03/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Officer’s Narrative:
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On Saturday, January 3, 2026, at 7:49 p.m., I was dispatched to 2260 Sam Nelson Road, North Georgia Angel House, for a disorderly child. The caller, [WITNESS #1], told dispatch a seventeen-year-old female was throwing things and making threats towards employees. [WITNESS #1] said the female had not been physical with anyone yet.

I arrived at the Angel House. Deputy Botts was already on scene. The seventeen-year-old, Precious Williams, was arguing with Deputy Botts and yelling. Deputy Botts stayed with Precious while I spoke with [WITNESS #1].

[WITNESS #1] said Precious was in the dining area with multiple other girls and staff members. Precious was eating dinner and found a hair in her food. Precious believed someone put it in her food on purpose. Precious began yelling at the staff members and other girls.

Precious was yelling at the staff, saying she was going to slap them and fight them. Precious began throwing things around the dining room. Precious threw plates of food on the floor. Precious threw a pitcher of water on the floor, covering it with water.

I asked [WITNESS #1] if she wanted to press charges on Precious. [WITNESS #1] called the director of the Angel House, [REDACTED], asking if she wanted to press charges. [REDACTED] said she wanted to press charges due to Precious threatening physical violence against staff and other girls.

I walked over to Precious, who was still with Deputy Botts. I told Precious she was under arrest for disorderly conduct and to put her hands behind her back. I put Precious in handcuffs, checking for proper fit, and double-locking them. Using the back of my hand, I checked Precious’s waistband. I placed Precious in the rear seat of my patrol car and secured the seat belt.

I transported Precious to the Cherokee County Adult Detention Center, where she was turned over to jail staff. Once jail staff removed Precious from my patrol car, I searched the rear seat for contraband, finding none. A warrant will be secured for Precious, charging her with disorderly conduct.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

1/7/26

APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY – ANGELA TRETHAWAY

What this means: The court appointed Angela Trethaway to represent the defendant. This usually happens when the defendant cannot afford to hire a private attorney. She is now the official lawyer handling the defense.

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1/7/26

EXAMINATION AND BOND ORDER

What this means: The court reviewed the case and considered whether the defendant should be released while the case is pending. The judge made a decision about the bond and the conditions of release.

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1/7/26

WARRANTS 26MW0046

What this means: The official arrest warrant was filed with the Clerk of Court. It is the formal document that lists the charges and authorizes the arrest.

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1/9/26

CONSENT BOND ORDER – UNSECURED JUDICIAL RELEASE

What this means: The judge approved a bond agreement, and the defendant was allowed to be released without having to pay money up front. An unsecured bond means the defendant promises to appear in court and would only owe money if they fail to show up.

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1/12/26

AMENDED CONSENT BOND ORDER

What this means: The original bond agreement was changed or updated. This could involve modifying the conditions of release or correcting information in the earlier order.

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1/15/26

BOND – OWN RECOGNIZANCE

What this means: The defendant was released on their own recognizance, meaning no money was required for release. The court is relying on the defendant’s promise to return for all future court dates.