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Name:
Pierre Louis, Worthson
Date of Booking:
03/06/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 03/06/2026 at 2128 hours I responded to a domestic call at [REDACTED BY AGENCY]. It was reported to the Liberty County 911 center by [REDACTED BY AGENCY], that her boyfriend, Worthson Pierre-Louis pointed a firearm at her.
I arrived on scene and made contact with Mr Pierre-Louis. Mr Pierre-Louis was standing on his front porch. He was asked about the location of his firearm and he informed officers that the pistol was still on his person. He advised it was positioned to the front of his waistband. The firearm was safely removed from his person and made safe. The firearm was temporarily placed inside of apartment [REDACTED BY AGENCY] during the interview that took place on his front porch.
I asked Mr Pierre-Louis to explain the sequence of events and he explained, he and [REDACTED BY AGENCY] planned to go spend time with some friends. Mr Pierre-Louis stated he decided not to go with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] because she was acting difficult with him and he decided it would not be best for them to be together along with his friends.
Mr Pierre-Louis told me [REDACTED BY AGENCY] called a friend to come pick her up and she exited the apartment to wait for her ride. He advised he stood on the front porch to make sure she was picked up because he did not want to leave his residence and she damage his property.
Mr Pierre-Louis was asked if he pointed a firearm at [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and he said no. He explained, [REDACTED BY AGENCY] approached his vehicle and he suspected she was going to do something to his vehicle that would cause damage to it. Mr Pierre-Louis said he removed the firearm from his waistband, pointed the firearm toward his vehicle as he was telling [REDACTED] “do not start no sh*t.”
He also demonstrated that he did not point the firearm at [REDACTED BY AGENCY], but as he was speaking to her, he was “talking with his hands.” I gave Mr Pierre-Louis my department issued flashlight and asked him to demonstrate how he had his firearm in his hand. He demonstrated with the flashlight holding it at the “high ready position” (pointed at a position near eye level) but he said he had the muzzle pointed at the ground.
As he was demonstrating, he was pointing his hands where his vehicle would be and stated [REDACTED BY AGENCY] was near the vehicle. He added that he was aware of the legal authority he had and the things he could or could not do if [REDACTED BY AGENCY] did something to his vehicle. Mr Pierre-Louis acknowledged that he was aware that he could not just use force against [REDACTED BY AGENCY] if she damaged his vehicle.
I spoke with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] and asked her to explain the sequence of events that occurred. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] told me that she asked Mr Pierre-Louis to take her home to Richmond Hill, GA because they were no longer going out with friends. She stated she decided to call a friend to pick her up and leave the residence.
I asked [REDACTED BY AGENCY] about the firearm and she told me Mr Pierre-Louis pointed the firearm at her. I asked her to describe what he did with the firearm and she stated he pointed it at her face and stated, “do not start no sh*t.” When he was no longer pointing the firearm at her, she continued to sit outside to wait for her ride to arrive.
[REDACTED BY AGENCY] described that she was in immediate fear for her life and thought Mr Pierre-Louis was going to shoot her because he was in the military and knew how to use firearms. She also added that she did not want to be killed because she had a daughter to live for. [REDACTED BY AGENCY] was given a case number and briefed on how to obtain a copy of this report.
I asked Mr Pierre-Louis for permission to obtain the firearm from the location we placed it at the start of the investigation to which he provided us access. I placed Mr Pierre-Louis under arrest for the offense of aggravated assault. He was secured in handcuffs (double locked and checked for fit) and searched incident to arrest. An additional magazine was removed from his person and no other contraband was found.
Mr Pierre-Louis was secured in the rear of my patrol vehicle and the seat belt was fastened. I transported the suspect to the Liberty County Jail and released him to the jail staff to await a bond hearing. The rear of my patrol vehicle was checked before and after the transport of Mr Pierre-Louis, no contraband was found.
The warrant for the offense of aggravated assault was completed. The firearm was secured in my patrol vehicle and transported to the police department where it was submitted into evidence.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
3/6/26
WORTHSON PIERRE LOUIS ARRESTED AND BOOKED — AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CHARGE
What this means: Worthson Pierre Louis was booked into custody in Liberty County on March 6, 2026. He is accused of aggravated assault, a felony offense under Georgia law. An arrest means law enforcement had probable cause to take him into custody — it is not a finding of guilt.
3/19/26
FIRST APPEARANCE HEARING HELD — BOND SET FOR WORTHSON PIERRE LOUIS
What this means: Worthson Pierre Louis appeared before a magistrate judge in Liberty County for his first appearance hearing. This is a standard early step in a criminal case where a judge reviews the arrest, informs the defendant of the charges, and decides whether bond will be granted. The court issued an Order for Bond, setting the bond amount at $2,500 to secure Pierre Louis’s appearance at future court dates. The charge listed on the bond order is Aggravated Assault, a felony. The order was signed by Judge Jimmie R. Bomar of the Magistrate Court of Liberty County.
3/26/26
DEFENSE ATTORNEY FILES ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FOR WORTHSON PIERRE LOUIS
What this means: Attorney A.J. Balbo of Balbo & Gregg, Attorneys at Law, P.C., based in Hinesville, Georgia, formally entered the case as counsel of record for Worthson Pierre Louis in Liberty County Superior Court, Case No. SUPR2026000115. This filing notifies the court and the prosecution that all future communications, notices, and calendaring should be directed to defense counsel.
3/26/26
WORTHSON PIERRE LOUIS ELECTS RECIPROCAL DISCOVERY UNDER O.C.G.A. §§17-16-1 THROUGH 17-16-9
What this means: Through attorney A.J. Balbo, Worthson Pierre Louis filed a notice invoking Georgia’s reciprocal discovery statutes — O.C.G.A. §§17-16-1 through 17-16-9. This means the defense is formally requesting access to the prosecution’s evidence, such as police reports, witness statements, and other materials the State plans to use at trial. In exchange, by electing this process, the defense also agrees to share certain evidence it intends to use with the prosecution. This is a routine step that allows both sides to review each other’s evidence before trial.
3/30/26
SURETY BOND POSTED — WORTHSON PIERRE LOUIS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
What this means: A surety bond in the amount of $2,850 was posted on behalf of Worthson Pierre Louis through 24/7 Bail Bonds, with Brian Curtee listed as the security. The bond was signed and sealed on Saturday, March 7, 2026, and approved by the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office under Sheriff Martin Baldridge. This bond secured Pierre Louis’s release from custody pending future court proceedings in Liberty County Superior Court. As a condition of the bond, Pierre Louis is required to appear before the Superior Court of Liberty County at the date and time set by the court.