Christopher Monds

Name:
Monds, Christopher Allen

Date of Booking:
06/04/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Burglary – 2nd Degree (non Forced Entry)

Officer’s Narrative:
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I, Ptl. D. Johnson, responded in normal patrol mode to 214 S. Monroe St. in reference to disorderly conduct with injuries.

Upon arrival, I made contact with a Black female, later identified as [VICTIM #1], who stated she and her fiancé were just assaulted by a Black female, later identified as Kira Monds; a Black male, later identified as Christopher Monds; and an unknown Black male with black-colored dreads and a black-colored Aeropostale t-shirt. [VICTIM #1] stated the incident started after she was designated to repo a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, unknown tag, from Christopher today. [VICTIM #1] stated a trade-off was supposed to happen where she got the keys to the vehicle and they would be able to retrieve their items from the vehicle. [VICTIM #1] stated the trade-off happened at the Albany Police Department, 201 W Oglethorpe Blvd., and Christopher and his wife, Kira, became irate. [VICTIM #1] stated once the issue was resolved, so they thought, she and her fiancé, a Black male later identified as [VICTIM #2], traveled to 214 S Monroe St to get a few things from the location to transfer to another location.

[VICTIM #1] stated she and [VICTIM #2] were inside the building at the time while a white male, later identified as [VICTIM #3], was on the outside of the building. [VICTIM #1] stated [VICTIM #3] directed them into the building to make contact with [VICTIM #1], who was over there on repo. [VICTIM #3] stated he saw a gray Dodge truck, unknown model and tag, come down the wrong way on the 200 block of S. Monroe St. and do a U-turn at the intersection of W. Highland Ave. and S. Monroe St. before pulling into the parking lot of 214 S. Monroe St. [VICTIM #1] stated Christopher, Kira, and an unknown Black male came inside of the 214 S Monroe St. location demanding to know where the vehicle was located. [VICTIM #1] advised Christopher it was simply business and she wouldn’t disclose the location of the vehicle. [VICTIM #1] stated Christopher, Kira, and the unknown Black male became irate once more and assaulted her and [VICTIM #2]. [VICTIM #1] stated they fought back in self-defense, but [VICTIM #2] sustained injuries and became unconscious briefly due to his head hitting the floor of the location after he fell. [VICTIM #1] stated she did not sustain any injuries, but was shaken up by the assault. [VICTIM #1] stated the location was ransacked after they were attacked, damaging the following items:

• Black Dell monitor, $350.00
• Black in color Dell CPU (Central Processing Unit) $400.00
• Black in color Vizio television: $225.00
  Total: $875.00

[VICTIM #1] stated that alongside the damage, Christopher also stole [VICTIM #2]’s purple-colored iPhone 14 Pro Max, valued at $1,000.00. [VICTIM #1] stated she has information on where Christopher and Kira may be located. [VICTIM #1] stated Christopher and Kira should be at [800 BLOCK] North Van Buren St., and there should be a burgundy Dodge Durango, unknown tag number, parked outside of the location. [VICTIM #1] stated the unknown Black male with dreads had a black and chrome-colored 9mm handgun holstered. [VICTIM #1] stated the unknown Black male reached for it, but he never took it out or pointed it at them.

I made contact with [VICTIM #2], who stated something similar to what [VICTIM #1] stated. I asked [VICTIM #2] if he was okay, and he advised me that he had a concussion and several bruises on his arm and a bruise on the left side of his forehead. [VICTIM #2] stated he had been waiting for EMS, Emergency Medical Services, for approximately 30 minutes. [VICTIM #2] stated Christopher had stolen his purple-colored iPhone 14 Pro Max valued at $1,000.00.

I made contact with [VICTIM #3], who reiterated something similar to what [VICTIM #1] and [VICTIM #2] stated. [VICTIM #3] stated that he would like charges to be pressed and the arrival times of emergency services were unacceptable. [VICTIM #3] stated he owns the 214 S Monroe St location, and they damaged his property inside of the location. [VICTIM #3] stated he is also in charge of overseeing repos, etc., and managing [VICTIM #1].

I made contact with a white male, later identified as [WITNESS #1], who stated he witnessed the incident occur. [WITNESS #1] stated he was on W Oglethorpe Blvd when he noticed a gray-colored Dodge truck, unknown tag, coming down the wrong way, heading south on S Monroe St. [WITNESS #1] stated it prompted him to observe what was going on, and he managed to get a picture of the individual’s upper body and the gray-colored Dodge truck. [WITNESS #1] stated he knew something was wrong when he initially saw the gray-colored truck come down the wrong way.

I observed no video surveillance footage of the incident occurring but have a witness to the incident occurring. I traveled to [800 BLOCK] North Van Buren St. to see if there was in fact a vehicle outside or anyone home, yielding negative results. I took pictures of the scene and [VICTIM #2]’s injuries. I observed [VICTIM #2] with several lacerations, one to his right finger closes to the thumb, another being on the back side of his right forearm, and one being to the left side of his forehead.

Med Unit 2 responded out to the scene to render aid to [VICTIM #2]. Med Unit 2 transported [VICTIM #2] to 417 W 3rd Ave, Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, to be treated further for his injuries.

The following has been submitted as evidence to Albany Police Department property management evidence locker #02:

• DVD with photographs

The following came onto the scene to aid in the preliminary investigation:
Cpl. N. Richardson
Ptl. Z. Rathel
Ptl. J. Morency

The following were notified of this incident:
Lt. C. Hutcherson

An NCIC/GCIC check was conducted on all parties for warrants, yielding negative results.

[VICTIM #3] and [VICTIM #1] were both provided victim/witness assistance business cards with a QR code for services.

This case is active and will be forwarded to investigations.

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