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Name:
Henderson, Reign Cynthia-Sarai
Date of Booking:
07/16/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Aggravated Assault (Family Violence)
Aggravated Battery-Family Violence (F)
Officer’s Narrative:
[Please note: The following is a direct transcription from the official initial incident report. The Georgia Gazette does not fix any spelling or grammatical errors that may exist. Any changes or redactions made by our staff are placed inside brackets. Some errors may exist. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The topics discussed may be sensitive to some readers. Discretion is advised.]
On 07/15/2025, I responded to a dispute turned medical call at [90 BLOCK] Dynasty Lane. While en route, Dispatch advised that a female on scene was having a seizure after getting hit in the head with a glass bottle.
I arrived on the scene and observed the victim, later identified as [VICTIM #1], lying on the living room floor adjacent to the kitchen, actively seizing and bleeding from her head. I also saw blood on her hand. She was being tended to by her roommate, [WITNESS #1]. 2 other females, identified as Reign Henderson and [WITNESS #2], were also present. I observed pieces of a glass liquor bottle lying on the floor near [VICTIM #1].
After ensuring the scene was safe, I advised Dispatch that fire and Metro personnel could enter to tend to [VICTIM #1], who was foaming at the mouth and still seizing.
I spoke with [WITNESS #1] to get an account of what happened, and all she could tell me was that she and her live-in girlfriend, Reign, were having a heated dispute. [VICTIM #1] was getting in between them, and somehow during the altercation, the bottle got broken and [VICTIM #1] said “[WITNESS #1]” to [WITNESS #1], fell to the ground, and started seizing. All that she and Reign could tell me at that time was that they were having a heated verbal altercation and that [VICTIM #1] and [WITNESS #2] got in between them before [VICTIM #1] went into a seizure. [WITNESS #1] said [VICTIM #1] has seizures, but she was not having problems before the incident.
I spoke with [WITNESS #2] outside and separately from other parties in the home, and she said she did not have a problem telling me what happened. She said as she and [VICTIM #1] were trying to intervene in [WITNESS #1] and Reign’s altercation, Reign picked up the glass liquor bottle and threw it in the heat of the altercation. She said Reign did not throw the bottle at anyone in particular, but amid the event, [VICTIM #1] ended up in the way of the glass bottle, which struck her in her head and rendered her unconscious and into a seizure.
I reapproached Reign and asked her to give me more of a detailed account of how [VICTIM #1] got injured, and she became emotional and kept saying “I don’t know.” Neither Reign nor [WITNESS #1] could or were willing to give me a definitive answer as to who threw the bottle. I noticed [WITNESS #2] to be the calmer one who was able to recall the events of the struggle. Due to my investigation and statements gathered on scene, I placed Reign under arrest for aggravated assault and aggravated battery, at which point she became extremely upset, hyperventilating and went to the ground in an apparent seizure.
[WITNESS #1] said Reign also has a seizure disorder, and EMS was called back out to the scene. Reign continued hyperventilating and crying. Due to her apparent condition and concern that she was possibly seizing, she was transported to Tanner Villa Rica Hospital for evaluation and medical clearance. I responded to the Hospital behind the ambulance and remained at the hospital until relieved by Deputy Dockery.
I later obtained warrants on Reign for Aggravated Assault (FVA) and Aggravated Battery (FVA). [WITNESS #1], Reign, and [VICTIM #1] all reside in the residence together.
Photographs of [VICTIM #1]’s injuries and the scene were taken and uploaded to this case file as well as to the I Drive.
[End of Narrative]