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Name:
Page, Corey B
Date of Booking:
05/18/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
Battery
Aggravated Stalking
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 05/17/2026, at approximately 2213 hours, I responded to [300 BLOCK] Alcovy Street in reference to a domestic dispute. While en route, dispatch advised over the radio that the complainant, [WITNESS #1], could hear multiple subjects screaming from the residence.
Upon arrival, SGT Robertson and I went to the side door of the residence and could hear screaming coming from inside the house. The screaming could also be heard from an upstairs window that was open. I attempted to open the side door to see if it was unlocked, but it was not. I yelled for someone to open the door, at which point SGT Robertson advised that the front door of the residence was unlocked. I was about to move toward the front of the residence with SGT Robertson when the female resident, [REDACTED BY AGENCY] [VICTIM #1], came to the side door and unlocked it.
I asked her where Corey Benjamin Page was, and she advised that he was upstairs. I asked her what had happened, and she advised that she had fallen. I asked her why she kept allowing him to return to the residence, and she advised that she did not.
The Monroe Police Department has responded to several calls for service involving [REDACTED BY AGENCY] [VICTIM #1] and Corey Page. Based on prior calls for service, including two incidents to which I personally responded, I was aware that Corey Page had been legally evicted through the Walton County court system and had also been served with a criminal trespass notice by WCSO Deputy Coker #4357 on 04/17/2026 (Case #26S013679).
Page was later arrested by SGT Silverberg for violating the criminal trespass warning on 04/23/2026 (Case #26M009028). OFC Cohen responded to a call for service on 04/26/2026 , on a possible TPO violation (Case #26M009277). During further investigation, it was discovered that Page had been released on bond on 04/24/2026 with conditions prohibiting contact with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] [VICTIM #1] or the residence located at [300 BLOCK] Alcovy Street.
I asked [VICTIM #1] if Page had any weapons, but she did not respond to my question. I proceeded to the second floor of the residence via the staircase with my department-issued Glock 47, serial [REDACTED BY AGENCY] drawn from my holster. As I reached the top of the staircase, I began clearing visible rooms and closets. I was advised by SGT Robertson, who remained outside, that Page had pushed out a window screen, indicating he may have been attempting to exit the residence through a window.
I could hear Page breathing loudly from the bedroom located at the far right end of the hallway. I gave him loud verbal commands several times before he complied. Page eventually exited the bedroom with his hands raised, at which point I instructed him to place his hands on the wall. I then holstered my weapon and placed Page in handcuffs behind his back.
Page was escorted downstairs, outside the residence, and to my patrol vehicle. A search incident to arrest was conducted on Page’s person with negative findings for weapons or contraband. Page was then placed in the rear seat of my patrol vehicle, which had been checked before and after transport for contraband with negative findings. My rear-seat camera was activated at that time.
I then relocated to speak further with [VICTIM #1]. I asked why Page was at the residence, and she stated, “Because he can be, I guess he thinks.” I asked if she had called and invited him there, and she advised that she had not. I asked her what had been occurring upstairs when we arrived, and she stated that nothing had happened and that she did not know.
I had [VICTIM #1] retrieve her identification while I went upstairs and retrieved Page’s glasses, which he had removed when I ordered him out of the bedroom. After retrieving the glasses, I returned downstairs, obtained [VICTIM #1]’s ID, and continued questioning her regarding Page being at the residence. I asked because his red truck was not present at the location. [VICTIM #1] advised that she did not pick him up and that he had arrived on his own and was uninvited.
[VICTIM #1] then advised that Page had “knocked the sh*t out of her” and stated that she had a black eye. I also observed blood on her hand and had previously observed blood on an upstairs wall. When asked about the blood, she did not provide an answer.
I then returned to my patrol vehicle to speak further with Page. I opened the rear passenger-side door and read Corey Page his Miranda Rights. He advised that he understood his rights and waived them, stating that he wished to speak with me about the incident.
Page advised that [VICTIM #1] had been calling him throughout the day, approximately ten times. He stated that he told her he could not come to her residence, but that she could go with him instead. He advised that he ultimately arrived at the residence and that [VICTIM #1] wanted him to come inside.
Page stated that [VICTIM #1] had been screaming and that her mental state had not been good throughout the day. He advised that she was intoxicated and upset because she could not have a baby. He stated that after entering the residence with her, [VICTIM #1] told him that she was “hot and horny.” He advised that he became aroused and gave her a hug and kiss while she was sitting on the couch. He stated that [VICTIM #1] told him she was glad he was there.
Page then advised that he needed to urinate and went upstairs to use the restroom. He stated that he was sitting on the toilet when [VICTIM #1] entered the restroom and attacked him. Page had made a similar statement during a prior call for service involving him and [VICTIM #1] at this same address. When I advised him of this, he stated that [VICTIM #1] frequently follows him into the bathroom.
Page stated that after he got off the toilet, [VICTIM #1] accused him of wanting to have sex with an individual named [REDACTED]. I asked who [REDACTED] was, and he advised that [REDACTED] was [VICTIM #1]’s doctor. I asked him if he was having sex with [REDACTED], and he advised that he was not. He stated that [REDACTED] was attractive, but that he did not want to have sex with her.
Page advised that after [VICTIM #1] accused him of wanting to be with [REDACTED], she began screaming, “You want to be with her, you want to be with her!” He stated that he told [VICTIM #1] he did not want to be with [REDACTED] and was attempting to calm her down when she struck him. I asked where she hit him, and he advised that she struck him in the face, breaking his glasses. His glasses was missing a lens.
Page then stated, “I hit her… I responded not nicely.” He repeated that he “responded not nicely.” I advised him that [VICTIM #1] had visible injuries and blood on her person, and he stated that she was intoxicated and had fallen multiple times throughout the day. He also stated, “I didn’t do practically any of that.”
I then returned to [VICTIM #1] and continued speaking with her. She continued discussing Page being at the residence and how he was not supposed to be there, but that he loved her very much. I asked her about the disturbance I heard upon arrival, and she advised that Page had “knocked the sh*t out of her.”
I asked her about Page’s glasses, and she stated that she did not know anything about them. I asked her whether Page had been on the toilet, and she stated that he might have been. I then asked where Page had struck her, and she advised that he hit her in the head.
[VICTIM #1] pointed to her right eye, where I observed only mascara; however, I did observe that her left eye was swollen and discolored. [VICTIM #1] also had freshly dried blood on her hands originating from a small open laceration on the top of her right hand. She additionally had a fresh scrape on her left knee.
Photographs were taken of her hands, knee, and face. With [VICTIM #1]’s consent, I re-entered the residence and photographed blood that had been observed on an upstairs wall. Another drop of blood was located on the carpet at the foot of the bed, in the bedroom on the far right side of the hallway from the stairwell. A third drop of blood was located on the lower left side of the hallway just outside the bathroom. Photographs of all observed blood spots were taken.
I then transported Page to the Walton County Jail. Upon arrival, he was escorted fron my patrol vehicle into the jail intake area. After Page was removed from handcuffs, he pointed out marks on his arms. The jailer advised that prior to removal from handcuffs, Page had been moving around a lot with his hands behind his back. He had been sitting on the bench with his arms and hands against the wall while moving around.
Photographs were taken of the marks on his arms. I also photographed Page’s face, which appeared slightly red, likely due to crying. I did not observe any visible injuries to his face.
While at the jail, I asked a member of the jail staff about obtaining a hard copy of the criminal trespass warning issued to Page by the Walton County Sheriff’s Office. I was provided with a copy of the warrant obtained by SGT Silverberg on 04/23/2026, as well as a copy of the special bond conditions related to the criminal trespass charge dated 04/24/2026. As stated above, the bond conditions prohibited Corey Page from having contact with [REDACTED BY AGENCY] [VICTIM #1] or the residence located at [300 BLOCK] Alcovy Street.
Warrants will be secured for Corey Page for OCGA 16-5-23.1, Battery FVA, and OCGA 16-5-91, Aggravated Stalking, for violating the conditions of bond. All photographs, bond conditions, and copies of the warrant will be uploaded to this report in Spillman under files. A project renewal form will be completed, and a victim notification from was completed while I was at the Walton County Jail.
[End of Narrative]
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Case History:
5/19/26
PUBLIC DEFENDER APPOINTED TO REPRESENT COREY BENJAMIN PAGE
What this means: On May 19, 2026, a judge in Walton Superior Court found that Corey Benjamin Page could not afford to hire a private attorney. As a result, the court appointed the Office of the Public Defender to represent him at no cost. The Public Defender’s Office is located at 305 S. Hammond Drive, Suite 98, Monroe, GA 30655. This appointment covers the charges of Family Violence Battery and Aggravated Stalking, as well as any other related charges the State of Georgia may bring in this case.
7/15/26
PRIVATE ATTORNEY ENTERS CASE FOR COREY BENJAMIN PAGE
What this means: On July 15, 2026, attorney John Schneider of Wosnik Law, LLC filed a formal Entry of Appearance in Walton Superior Court, notifying the court and all parties that he is now representing Corey Benjamin Page in case number SUWR2026001347. This means that going forward, all court documents, notices, and orders related to this case are to be directed to Schneider at Wosnik Law, LLC, located at 924 Cherokee Ave., Monroe, GA 30655. This filing replaces the previously appointed public defender as counsel of record.
7/15/26
DEFENSE FILES DEMAND FOR DISCOVERY FROM THE STATE
What this means: Also on July 15, 2026, attorney John Schneider filed a formal demand for discovery on behalf of Corey Benjamin Page, invoking Georgia’s reciprocal discovery rules under O.C.G.A. §17-16-2. This is a standard legal step in which the defense formally requests that the prosecution turn over all evidence it intends to use at trial — including written documents, statements, reports, recordings, audio and video files, physical objects, and any other materials in the State’s possession. The State is required to respond within the timeframes set by Georgia law. In exchange, the defense also becomes obligated to share certain evidence it plans to use.