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Name:
Warren, Adonis Demond
Date of Booking:
04/23/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault – Other
Aggravated Assault – Family Violence – Hands/feet/fist
Cruelty To Children In The 3rd Degree – 1st Or 2nd Offense
Cruelty To Children In The 3rd Degree – 1st Or 2nd Offense
Battery
Terroristic Threats And Acts – Misdemeanor
Criminal Damage To Property – 2nd Degree
Failure To Appear For Fingerprintable Charge – Felony
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 03/30/2026 I responded in normal mode to [3400 BLOCK] Newton Rd in reference to a family violence incident.
Upon arrival, I observed someone inside the residence tearing down the blinds. A black female stated he ran out the back door wearing a pink jumpsuit. Upon reaching the back door the male was out of sight. I canvassed the area which was met with negative results. It was known that Warren arrived on scene in a blue Tesla.
Upon arrival, contact was made with a black female who was identified as [VICTIM #1] who stated her baby’s father who was identified as Adonis Warren came into her residence and began throwing and breaking things. [VICTIM #1] stated she and a couple of friends were cooking on the grill the night prior. [VICTIM #1] stated Warren came to her residence today to retrieve his items.
[VICTIM #1] stated Warren had boxes of shoes in a bedroom inside the residence and stated he wanted them and the TV. [VICTIM #1] stated Warren retrieved the TV and took it outside and sat it on the ground. [VICTIM #1] stated Warren then became irate and picked the TV up and threw it at her friend who was identified as [WITNESS #1] and broke the tv (65″ $400,00).
[VICTIM #1] stated Warren went inside the residence and took the door off the laundry room hinges ($250.00). [VICTIM #1] stated Warren began to follow her in the house and began to beat on her and call her “all types of bit*hes”. [VICTIM #1] stated Warren then began to throw things around and destroy her house.
Contact was made with a black female who was identified as [WITNESS #1], who stated she witnessed the whole incident. [WITNESS #1] stated Warren threw the TV at her and began to beat her friend up and snatched her wig off. [WITNESS #1] stated her kids, who were identified as [REDACTED BY AGENCY], were present during the altercation and stated they heard the altercation.
I observed the door being off the hinges. Upon entry in the residence I observed the refrigerator on the floor. I observed the dining room table and the chairs being broken ($500.00). I observed the tables in the living room being flipped over and the TV stand being knocked over, A PS4 ($500.00), Blinds ($15.00). I observed the kitchen window being broken ($300.00).
I observed a cut on [VICTIM #1]’s right leg. [VICTIM #1] stated she was pushed during the physical altercation. There are no cameras in the area. Simple Assault can’t be added due to IBR errors.
I photographed the scene and the injuries and burned them onto a CD and placed it into evidence locker #02 at 201 W Oglethorpe Blvd.
This case remains active and will be forwarded up to investigations.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
5/12/26
ORDER DENYING BAIL — ADONIS DEMOND WARREN HELD WITHOUT BOND
What this means: On May 12, 2026, the Dougherty Superior Court denied Adonis Demond Warren’s application for bail. The court found that Warren poses a significant risk of committing a felony while the case is pending trial. That means Warren remained in custody without the option to post bond and be released while awaiting further court proceedings.
6/10/26
GRAND JURY RETURNS INDICTMENT — 12 COUNTS FILED AGAINST ADONIS DEMOND WARREN
What this means: During the May Term 2026, a Dougherty County grand jury formally indicted Adonis Demond Warren on twelve counts. District Attorney Gregory W. Edwards presented the case. The indictment was filed in the Dougherty County Superior Court on June 10, 2026, under case number 26R285. The twelve counts are as follows:
Count 1 charges Warren with aggravated assault. Count 2 charges aggravated assault, family violence. Count 3 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 4 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 5 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 6 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 7 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 8 charges cruelty to children in the third degree. Count 9 charges battery, family violence. Count 10 charges simple battery, family violence. Count 11 charges terroristic threats and acts. Count 12 charges criminal damage to property in the second degree.
An indictment means a grand jury — a panel of citizens — reviewed the evidence and found probable cause to believe Warren committed these offenses. Warren is presumed innocent of all charges unless and until proven guilty in court.
7/31/26
DEFENDANT FILES MOTION FOR BOND RECONSIDERATION — ADONIS DEMOND WARREN
What this means: On July 31, 2026, Adonis Demond Warren filed a motion in Dougherty County Superior Court asking the court to reconsider its earlier decision to deny him bond. The motion, filed under case number 26R285, argues that Warren is presumed innocent, that witnesses in the case no longer wish to pursue the charges against him, that there is no evidence he would commit additional felonies if released, that he is not a flight risk, and that he poses no danger to witnesses. A motion for bond reconsideration is a formal legal request asking the judge to take another look at the bail decision and potentially set a bond amount that would allow Warren to be released from custody while the case continues.
10/5/26
CRIMINAL ARRAIGNMENT CALENDAR SCHEDULED
What this means: Adonis Demond Warren is scheduled to appear on the criminal arraignment calendar in Dougherty County Superior Court on October 5, 2026, at 8:45 AM. An arraignment is a court proceeding where a defendant is formally presented with the charges against them and enters a plea — typically guilty, not guilty, or no contest. This would be a significant step forward in Warren’s case following the June 2026 indictment.