Porsche Williamson

Name:
Williamson, Porsche Celes

Date of Booking:
07/03/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
Battery – Family Violence (1st Offense) (M)

Obstruction of an Officer- Felony

Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on July 03, 2025]

On July 3, 2025, I responded to [SINGLE DIGIT BLOCK] Mardi Way in reference to a domestic altercation involving a firearm.

[VICTIM #1] stated that Porsche Williamson struck her on the head with a chair during a verbal altercation between the two. There was a small gash on the left side of [VICTIM #1]’s head. At this point [VICTIM #2] attempted to restrain Porsche to keep her from continuing to attack [VICTIM #1]. Deaundre Wade then aimed a loaded firearm at [VICTIM #2] and told him not to put his hands on his sister. Deaundre left the residence with the firearm and walked to a lot next to the residence where the firearm was located. I placed Deaundre into handcuffs and Capt Hovers read him his Miranda rights. Deaundre stated that he walked to the lot because he had to urinate. I placed Deaundre into the back of my patrol car and transported him to the Floyd County Jail without incident. Porsche was transported to the Floyd County Jail by Officer Sontay.

Car cam 54 active. Body worn cam 54 active. Handcuffs applied per policy checked for fit and double locked. Backseat checked and cleared before and after transport.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #2 on July 03, 2025]

On the above date and time I, Sgt Tetsworth, along with Captain Hovers, PFC George, PFC Bodenheimer, and Ofc Sontay responded to a fight at [SINGLE DIGIT BLOCK] Mardi Way. Prior to arrival we were informed that a male at the residence was in possession of a firearm and had pointed it at another male on scene.

Upon arrival we made contact with a [VICTIM #1]. She stated that she had been having a discussion with her mother and sister (Porsche Williamson) when it became heated. While I was talking to [VICTIM #1] Porsche opened the front door of [SINGLE DIGIT BLOCK] Mardi Way, saw the police were present, stated she didn’t want to talk and slammed the door. [VICTIM #1] continued and stated that when Porsche became frustrated she then threw a folding chair at her head. I did observe that the left side of her head, beside her ear, was bleeding from being struck. While they were fighting [VICTIM #2] had stepped in to break up the altercation by grabbing Porsche. This upset Deaundre who stepped in and told [VICTIM #2] to get away from his sister. Deaundre then pointed his firearm at [VICTIM #2] until they were separated.

We also made contact with the male, Deaundre Wade, who was alleged to have pointed a firearm at [VICTIM #2]. Deaundre denied ever possessing a firearm or being involved in the altercation. While I was speaking to the individuals involved Captain Hovers had gone to look for the firearm at the rear and side of the apartment complex. Porsche had also apparently exited the rear of the residence and left walking down Nanellen Rd. Captain Hovers informed me that she left walking down the road while cursing loudly. I told him that she was involved and had allegedly struck [VICTIM #1] in the head. I then left the scene to Sontay and pursued Porsche with Captain Hovers. We caught up to her halfway down Nanellen Rd and tried to speak to her.

Porsche was on the phone and seemed uninterested in talking to us while insisting she had nothing to do with the altercation because someone other than her had called 911. Captain Hovers tried to get her to calm down and not curse so loudly as she could be arrested for disorderly conduct but this seemed to only embolden her to curse and yell louder. In an attempt to deescalate the situation we tried to place her in handcuffs, but she was reluctant to do so. She then pulled away so I grabbed her right arm and forced in behind her back. This angered her and caused her to try to bite me. I avoided her bite and yanked her arm up while Captain Hovers grabbed her head and held it back. I grabbed my handcuffs and placed them on both her wrists. Porsche was led back to our patrol vehicles and placed in Sontay’s patrol vehicle.

Afterward I continued to search the scene for the gun that Deaundre had apparently disposed of. I located the firearm, a .22lr revolver, behind the rear left tire of a beige 2005 Ford Focus tag #[REDACTED]. Captain Hovers recovered the firearm. Deaundre was then placed in the back of PFC George’s patrol vehicle.

Both Deaundre and Porsche were taken to the Floyd County jail where they were booked and medically cleared without further incident.

[End of Narrative]

[NARRATIVE #3 on July 03, 2025]

On 7/3/25 around 2207hours, Sgt Tetsworth and I responded to [SINGLE DIGIT BLOCK] Mardi way for a domestic altercation. Dispatch advised officers that one male subject did have a pistol and was pointing it people.

Upon arrival we met the complainant in the driveway [VICTIM #1]. I asked her where the male was and if he still had a pistol. A male then walked out of the room next door with his hands up and unarmed. When asked where the pistol was he stated that he did not have one. At this time Sgt Tetsworth was interviewing the complainant when I heard a door slam coming from the residence. At this time I learned that the complainant’s sister (porsche Williamson) was the one who got mad, retreated back into the residence and slammed the door. As other officers arrived on scene, I walked over to the neighbors and asked if they had seen anything. They all stated that they heard people yelling and witnessed a male (Deaundra Wade) walk off to the side of the apartment building and return. Later I was told by one of the neighbors that she had witnessed Deaundra pull a gun and point it at the people involved in the argument. She described the pistol as a cowboy style pistol.

After speaking with her I walked to the back side of the building in attempt to located the pistol when I was met by a black female on the phone. As she walked by me she seemed upset, loud and on the phone with someone. As she continued to walk away Sgt Tetsworth stated that she was the sister of the complainant and that she was involved. At this time I stopped looking for the pistol and Sgt Tetsworth and I ran to catch up with her. As Sgt. Tetsworth attempted to speak with her she continued to yell while and cuss loudly while on the phone standing in the middle of the street. She was asked to stop yelling and cussing but became more verbally aggressive. I then began to grab her wrist and place her in cuffs when she attempted to pulled away. As we were able to grab both of her wrist, she leaned forward and attempt to bite Sgt Tetsworth on his right arm. At this time I reached around from behind her shoulder and grabber her on the lower jaw. Her mouth was redirected to the sky, away from Sgt Tetsworth and told to stop biting. We were then able to place her in cuffs and escort her to a patrol unit.

Sgt. Tetsworth returned to the location beside the building to continue to look for the pistol and found it under a parked vehicle. The loaded pistol was recovered and turned into evidence. Further investigation revealed that the male (Deandra) was the person who had pulled and pointed the firearm at everyone involved with the incident which included his stepfather [VICTIM #2]. Deandra was arrested for several charges including Agg. Assault and the female was arrested for felony obstruction.

[End of Narrative]