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Name:
McMichen, Paiton Kristine
Date of Booking:
05/16/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
False Report of a Crime
Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on May 16, 2026]
On the listed date and time I was requested to be en route to the listed location in reference to a possible kidnapping report.
Upon my arrival I met and spoke with the listed suspect. While speaking with the listed suspect she advised me of her version of events from the night prior. I then requested the listed suspect to assist in locating the residence she had fled from. I then made contact with the listed victim and the listed witnesses at the residence.
After reviewing evidence and statements from the victim and witnesses I returned to the call location to speak with the listed suspect once more. While speaking with the listed suspect again I advised the listed suspect of new information I had obtained. The listed suspect then advised that the statement initially made by her weren’t true. The listed suspect was then placed in custody and transported to the Walker County Detention Center.
[End of Narrative]
[NARRATIVE #2 on May 16, 2026]
Upon taking custody of the prisoner, I changed out handcuffs and returned them to Deputy Henry.
The handcuffs were then checked for fit and double-locked. The offender was then searched, and no contraband or weapons were found. Prior to placing the offender in the back of my patrol vehicle, I searched my back seat for contraband and weapons, and nothing was found.
I then placed the offender into the back seat of my patrol vehicle. I then transported the offender to the Walker County Jail. Upon arrival at the jail, the offender was removed from my vehicle, and I searched the rear seat of my patrol vehicle for contraband and weapons, and nothing was found.
The offender was then turned over to detention personnel.
[End of Narrative]