Kalynn Long

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Name:
Long, Kalynn Renee

Date of Booking:
12/15/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault (Felony)

Officer’s Narrative:
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On the above date, at approximately 2310 hours, I, Officer Perkerson, was dispatched to [1300 BLOCK] Dukes Creek Dr in reference to an assault. While enroute, dispatch advised the caller, later identified as [VICTIM #1], had been hit in the head with a liquor bottle by his girlfriend later identified as Kalynn Long.

Upon arrival, I spoke with [VICTIM #1] while officers spoke with Kalynn. [VICTIM #1] stated he and Kalynn had been drinking for some time and Kalynn had fallen asleep. [VICTIM #1] stated he had become uncomfortable with Kalynn’s relationship with her male best friend. [VICTIM #1] stated that while Kalynn was sleeping, he went through her phone. [VICTIM #1] stated he found a conversation where the friend was telling Kalynn that she should break up with [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] also stated he found nude photos of another male sent to Kalynn.

[VICTIM #1] stated he became irritated and picked up Wild Turkey liquor bottle and poured the last of the liquor on Kalynn and began telling her to a wake up. [VICTIM #1] stated that Kalynn woke up, snatched the bottle from his hands, and hit him in the head with the bottle, cutting his head open. [VICTIM #1] stated he did not strike Kalynn back and he exited the bedroom to the bathroom and tried to control the bleeding. While speaking with [VICTIM #1], I observed a knot on his forehead along with a bleeding laceration.

I spoke with Kalynn and when I asked her what happened, Kalynn stated she had been drinking all day and could not remember. While speaking with Kalynn, I observed her face to have scratches. Officer Jenks spoke with Kalynn while I was speaking with [VICTIM #1] and Officer Jenks advised that Kalynn stated she and [VICTIM #1] had an altercation involving blood. Officer Jenks asked Kalynn if the altercation was how she got the scratches and [VICTIM #1] got the knot. Kalynn stated it was.

While speaking with Kalynn inside the residence, I observed a blood trail from the bedroom to the bathroom and down the steps. Also in the bedroom, I observed the empty Wild Turkey bottle on the floor beside the bed, along with spilled potted plants, indicating there was a struggle. I seized the Wild Turkey Bottle for evidence.

I spoke with [VICTIM #1] again and asked how Kalynn received the scratches on her face. [VICTIM #1] stated he did not know. I asked [VICTIM #1] if he would like to prosecute and he stated he did not.

Due to the totality of the circumstances, I placed Kalynn under arrest. I placed Kalynn in handcuffs, checked them for fit, and ensured they were double locked. Officer Jenks searched Kalynn’ s person incident to arrest. No weapons or contraband were located. I escorted Kalynn to my patrol vehicle, placed her in the rear right side, and secured her seatbelt.

I transported Kalynn to the Cobb County Adult Detention Center and turned her over without incident.

I returned to the Kennesaw Police Department, where I applied for and was granted warrant 25-W-10585 signed by Judge Tollison for the charge of Aggravated Assault.

I packaged, sealed, and submitted the Wild Turkey bottle for evidence.

I searched my passenger compartment before and after the transport. No contraband or weapons were located.

[End of Narrative]

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Case History:

12/15/25

FIRST APPEARANCE

What this means: Kalynn Renee Long appeared before a Cobb County judge for her first court hearing after being arrested and charged with aggravated assault, a felony. This is typically when defendants are informed of the charges against them and their rights.

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12/15/25

BOND DENIED

What this means: The judge initially refused to set bail for Kalynn Renee Long, meaning she would have to remain in jail while her case proceeds. This decision was later changed.

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12/15/25

BOND SET AT $10,000

What this means: The judge set bail at $10,000 for Kalynn Renee Long in her aggravated assault case. If she or someone on her behalf posts this amount, she can be released from jail while awaiting trial.

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12/15/25

BOND CONDITIONS ORDER ISSUED

What this means: The Cobb County judge issued specific rules and restrictions that Kalynn Renee Long must follow if she posts bond and is released from jail. These conditions typically include things like not contacting alleged victims or staying away from certain locations.

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12/19/25

CASE TRANSFERRED TO SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: Kalynn Renee Long’s aggravated assault case was moved from the lower court to Cobb County Superior Court, which handles felony cases. This is standard procedure for serious charges like aggravated assault.

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12/19/25

BOND TRANSFERRED TO SUPERIOR COURT

What this means: The $10,000 bond amount set for Kalynn Renee Long was transferred along with her case to Cobb County Superior Court. The bond conditions remain in effect under the new court’s jurisdiction.

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12/19/25

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FILED

What this means: The prosecution filed a disclosure statement in Kalynn Renee Long’s case, which typically outlines evidence they plan to use and witnesses they may call. This is part of the discovery process where both sides share information before trial.