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Name:
Creamer, Tyrease Rashun
Date of Booking:
07/28/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
WILLFUL OBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – MISDEMEANOR
UNLAWFUL CONDUCT DURING 911 CALL/CONTACTS 911 FOR PURPOSE OF ANNOY/HARASS/MOLEST/911 OFFICER OR INTERFERE WITH/DISRUPT EMERGENCY PHONE SERVICE
Officer’s Narrative:
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On the above date and time, I Pfc. Flippo was dispatched to the above address for a male that had called 911 screaming “help me, help me” repeatedly but would then hang up. Dispatch advised the caller had called 5 times that day. I was dispatched to this address approximately 30 minutes before for a male that told dispatch he wanted to harm himself.
When I arrived on scene the first time, he denied telling dispatch that he wanted to harm himself. He stated he had been asleep on the couch. He, Tyrease, and his girlfriend, [WITNESS #1], and her daughter, [WITNESS #2], were the only ones in the house at that time. [WITNESS #2] stated [WITNESS #1] and Tyrease had gotten back from [WITNESS #1]s sisters house around 4 am. She stated he had been drinking. I was able to smell the odor of alcohol coming from is breath when I spoke to him.
When I arrived on scene the second time, the daughter of [WITNESS #1], [WITNESS #2], answered the door. Due to me being there earlier for the same situation, [WITNESS #2] was aware of the reason I was there. She immediately got her mother, [WITNESS #1]. They yelled for the caller, Tyrease Creamer, to come to the door. I advised him dispatch said someone kept calling 911 yelling “help me, help me” in a high pitch voice, as if he was trying to sound like a female since we were aware there were females inside the residence.
Tyrease stated he had been asleep on the couch. When asked if it was him, he stated no. When we asked dispatch if the phone number could be called back for us to see if the calls were coming from Tyreases phone, dispatch advised it came from a 911 cell so it could not be called back. Tyrease volunteered to show me his call history. There were no phone calls made to 911. We believed that since phone calls are able to be deleted, he deleted the call history before we arrived.
While showing me the phone history, Tyrease was becoming irritated while speaking with me. I advised Tyrease several times to quit walking toward me in an aggressive manner. He was also throwing his hands around and throwing them in the air. I had to back up several times. I advised Tyrease once more to quit walking toward me. I believed that he was going to become physical with me so I placed Tyrease in handcuffs. Tyrease began yelling and became more irate. At that time, Ofc. Pelanek was inside the residence speaking with [WITNESS #1] and [WITNESS #2]. Ofc. Pelanek walked outside to assit me with Tyrease. Ofc. Pelanek asked where Tyreases other phone was. Tyrease acted confused but finally admitted where the phone was.
He stated it had been dead so it was turned off. [WITNESS #1] brought the phone outside to Ofc. Pelanek. Ofc. Pelanek turned the phone on and it had more than 50% of battery life left on it. Tyreae put the password in the phone so Ofc. Pelanek could search the phone history. There were no 911 calls in the phone history. I advised dispatch I was going to call from the phone I had to see if the phone number that called prior matched the phone number I was calling from. Dispatch advised it was a 911 cell but not the one he called from. Ofc. Pelanek asked dispatch if the last 4 digits of the phone number on the phone he had matched the number that called 911 five different times. Dispatch advised the number connected to the phone did match the number that called 911.
I placed Tyrease under arrest and placed him in the back of my patrol car. When I went back inside to speak to [WITNESS #1], she stated he did in fact call 911 several times. She stated he does that when he drinks. She stated she heard him on the phone and him calling 911 had happened several times before.
I transported Tyrease to the Floyd County Jail.
[End of Narrative]
