Daquad Morris

Name:
Morris, Daquad Keontrae

Date of Booking:
07/12/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT

WILLFUL OBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – MISDEMEANOR

Criminal Trespass – Trespass

SIMPLE BATTERY – FAMILY VIOLENCE

Officer’s Narrative:
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On July 12th, 2025 at approximately 11:37 Fto Colvin and I, Ofc Kimbrough received a call from dispatch stating that there had been a Female and a male arguing and yelling with each other at the residence of [100 BLOCK] E 13th St.

Upon arrival at the location, both FTO Colvin and Ofc Kimbrough were immediately approached by the suspect, Daquad Morris. Morris stated that he and his “baby mother” had got into an altercation, but he minimized the incident, claiming that it was nothing more than a disagreement. When attempting to ask Daquad specific questions about the incident, he was argumentative and deflecting the questions. We tried to get his side of the story, and we were unsuccessful due to his demeanor.

Upon separating the parties, the female on scene was identified as [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] appeared to be accompanied by both her children. She explained that Daquad had come to drop off their son. According to [VICTIM #1], Daquad entered the residence aggressively, forcing himself into the door, which caused him to nudge or strike her with his shoulder and push her with significant force. [VICTIM #1] Further stated that during the altercation, Daquad caused damage to her property, specifically breaking a mirror in the residence. [VICTIM #1]’s statement was consistent with visible damage to the property. She stated he picked up the mirror and slammed it on the ground, causing to to break. FTO Colvin, observed the broken mirror. Daquad was was questioned about the incident and stated that he was only there to drop off his son. He claimed that he had been staying at the residence for over two months and that the altercation with the mother of his child was just a normal disagreement. He did not appear to acknowledge the physical aggression or property damage described by [VICTIM #1].

While attempting to gain further clarification, Daquad became hostile and visibly irritated by the questioning. He became increasingly uncooperative, and both FTO Colvin and Officer Kimbrough were subjected to verbal abuse. He told FTO Colvin he was a pu*sy a*s cracker and called Officer Kimbrough a cracker and an uncle tom. Daquads demeanor was disruptive and confrontational, which hindered the investigation. After conducting the investigation, it was determined Daquad was the primary aggressor and we placed him under arrest at that time. He was placed in handcuffs, searched and placed in the back seat of the patrol car.

After placing Daquad in the car, he stated that he had swallowed drugs and was experiencing chest pains while visibly sweating. We then advised Daquan that we would transport him to the Atrium health Emergency Room. After arriving at the emergency room, Daquad continued to use foul language and be uncooperative when trying to gather his personal information. Once he was evaluated for his medical concerns and cleared by the doctor, Fto Colvin and I assisted Daquad out of the hospital to the patrol car to begin transportation to the Floyd county jail. Right before getting to the exit door, Daquad complained that he didnt want Fto Colvin touching him and began to drag his feet and walk at a slower pace than FTO Colvin. Daquad then decided to forcefully throw himself to the ground then falsely claimed that FTO Colvin had caused him to fall to the ground. We then assisted Daquad back to his feet and walked him to the patrol car where he was transported to the Floyd County jail and booked for FVA simple battery, FVA criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and obstruction.

The back seat of the patrol car was checked before and after transport.

[End of Narrative]