Teddie Lundy

Teddie Lundy, a resident listed in public arrest records, was taken into custody on October 22, 2025, in Monroe County, Georgia. According to the official booking report, the arrest was made by local authorities and the subject was charged with the following offense(s): DISORDERLY CONDUCTOBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – MISDEMEANOROfficer’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 October 23, 2025, at approximately 1500 hours, I, Deputy Mimbs, was assigned to TG Scott Elementary School.I was notified by school administration regarding a fifth-grade student, [VICTIM #1], who needed to be removed from the school bus due to behavioral issues. The teacher and I escorted the student off the bus and brought them to the front office. School staff contacted the student’s parent, identified as Teddie Lundy, and advised her that she needed to pick up her child. Lundy stated she did not have enough gas to come to the school and that the school would need to figure it out.Ms. Lundy later called the school requesting to speak with Assistant Principal Mrs. [WITNESS #1]. I remained in the office with Mrs. [WITNESS #1] during the phone conversation. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised Ms. Lundy that her child had experienced behavioral difficulties on the bus on both Monday and Tuesday following a seat change. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] further explained that the bus driver had made multiple attempts to resolve the issues; however, the student could not safely remain on the bus due to concerns for the safety of other students. Ms. Lundy responded by stating she did not have gas to travel to the school, adding, “My car doesn’t run on air.”Mrs. [WITNESS #1] informed Ms. Lundy that there were no alternate routes or additional buses available. Ms. Lundy stated she had no one else to assist and that the school would need to “figure it out,” further stating the school could “keep her overnight and let her reflect.” Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised that such an option was not available. At that point, Ms. Lundy shouted, “God damn woman, your a*s,” at which time Mrs. [WITNESS #1] interjected, stating she had remained respectful throughout the conversation. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised Ms. Lundy that she was ending the call, and then terminated the phone conversation.Ms. Lundy continued to call the school multiple times; however, all administrative staff were occupied with bus and car rider dismissal. After the phone rang several times, I answered the call and identified myself as Deputy Mimbs with T.G. Scott Elementary School. I advised Ms. Lundy that if she failed to respond to the school and pick up her child, the matter could be considered child neglect. Ms. Lundy continued to state that she did not have gas and asked, “What do you want me to do, fly up there?” I again advised Ms. Lundy that she needed to come pick up her child or the situation would be considered child neglect.I further advised Ms. Lundy not to come to the school using profanity, as she had done previously, or she would be charged with Disorderly Conduct. I then ended the phone conversation. During the current school year, Ms. Lundy has used profanity on multiple occasions inside the school. In September, Ms. Lundy was heard telling [VICTIM #1]., “Get your a*s in the goddamn car.” She then directed profanity toward the school receptionist, stating, “Thanks for f*cking nothing,” in the presence of other children.At approximately 1547 hours, Ms. Lundy arrived at the school. While standing in the school lobby, she stated in a loud tone, “Get your a*s in the car,” which I was able to hear from inside the main office. At the time of her statement, several children were present in the side lobby area waiting to be picked up, as well as one child seated in the front receptionist’s office.I followed Lundy and her child outside, in front of the main doors. I could hear and see Lundy yelling at [VICTIM #1]., saying, “You’re going to regret this.” Lundy then shouted, “I said get your a*s in the car.” At this point, [VICTIM #1] began backing away from Lundy and was walking back toward the school as if she did not want to go with her mother. I then told Lundy, “What did I just tell you on the phone?” I advised Lundy to come to me and informed her that she was under arrest.Lundy continued walking toward her car without [VICTIM #1]. I again advised Lundy to stop and to place her hands behind her back. When I reached Lundy, I took hold of her left wrist. Lundy immediately tensed her arm and refused to place it behind her back. Lundy stated, “I can’t do this right now; I can’t go to jail.” I told her “Do not do this”, Lundy then snatched her arm away from me. I placed my right leg behind her legs and pushed her backwards, taking her to the ground in order to gain control.Lundy was then placed in double-locked wrist restraints behind her back. The restraints were checked for proper fit. Lundy was secured in the rear of my patrol vehicle. While in the vehicle, Lundy began complaining of a head injury. EMS (M1) were called to the scene, and Lundy refused medical evaluation. DFCS was contacted due to an open case they currently have involving the family. DFCS advised that the children be turned over to their grandmother, [REDACTED].Lundy was transported to the Monroe County Jail without further incident. I will be seeking warrants for Disorderly Conduct and Obstruction (Misdemeanor). Lundy’s vehicle was towed from the scene by Mid-GA Towing. A Use of Force Report has been completed and attached under linked files. Lundy’s criminal history is also attached under linked files for reference.[End of Narrative]. This incident was officially recorded and made publicly available by law enforcement agencies in the state of Georgia. The details provided reflect the arrest information at the time of booking and do not indicate guilt or conviction. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

FULL NAME:
Lundy, Teddie Marie

BOOKING DATE:
10/22/2025

BOOKING DETAILS:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
OBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – MISDEMEANOR
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 October 23, 2025, at approximately 1500 hours, I, Deputy Mimbs, was assigned to TG Scott Elementary School.
I was notified by school administration regarding a fifth-grade student, [VICTIM #1], who needed to be removed from the school bus due to behavioral issues. The teacher and I escorted the student off the bus and brought them to the front office. School staff contacted the student’s parent, identified as Teddie Lundy, and advised her that she needed to pick up her child. Lundy stated she did not have enough gas to come to the school and that the school would need to figure it out.
Ms. Lundy later called the school requesting to speak with Assistant Principal Mrs. [WITNESS #1]. I remained in the office with Mrs. [WITNESS #1] during the phone conversation. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised Ms. Lundy that her child had experienced behavioral difficulties on the bus on both Monday and Tuesday following a seat change. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] further explained that the bus driver had made multiple attempts to resolve the issues; however, the student could not safely remain on the bus due to concerns for the safety of other students. Ms. Lundy responded by stating she did not have gas to travel to the school, adding, “My car doesn’t run on air.”
Mrs. [WITNESS #1] informed Ms. Lundy that there were no alternate routes or additional buses available. Ms. Lundy stated she had no one else to assist and that the school would need to “figure it out,” further stating the school could “keep her overnight and let her reflect.” Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised that such an option was not available. At that point, Ms. Lundy shouted, “God damn woman, your a*s,” at which time Mrs. [WITNESS #1] interjected, stating she had remained respectful throughout the conversation. Mrs. [WITNESS #1] advised Ms. Lundy that she was ending the call, and then terminated the phone conversation.
Ms. Lundy continued to call the school multiple times; however, all administrative staff were occupied with bus and car rider dismissal. After the phone rang several times, I answered the call and identified myself as Deputy Mimbs with T.G. Scott Elementary School. I advised Ms. Lundy that if she failed to respond to the school and pick up her child, the matter could be considered child neglect. Ms. Lundy continued to state that she did not have gas and asked, “What do you want me to do, fly up there?” I again advised Ms. Lundy that she needed to come pick up her child or the situation would be considered child neglect.
I further advised Ms. Lundy not to come to the school using profanity, as she had done previously, or she would be charged with Disorderly Conduct. I then ended the phone conversation. During the current school year, Ms. Lundy has used profanity on multiple occasions inside the school. In September, Ms. Lundy was heard telling [VICTIM #1]., “Get your a*s in the goddamn car.” She then directed profanity toward the school receptionist, stating, “Thanks for f*cking nothing,” in the presence of other children.
At approximately 1547 hours, Ms. Lundy arrived at the school. While standing in the school lobby, she stated in a loud tone, “Get your a*s in the car,” which I was able to hear from inside the main office. At the time of her statement, several children were present in the side lobby area waiting to be picked up, as well as one child seated in the front receptionist’s office.
I followed Lundy and her child outside, in front of the main doors. I could hear and see Lundy yelling at [VICTIM #1]., saying, “You’re going to regret this.” Lundy then shouted, “I said get your a*s in the car.” At this point, [VICTIM #1] began backing away from Lundy and was walking back toward the school as if she did not want to go with her mother. I then told Lundy, “What did I just tell you on the phone?” I advised Lundy to come to me and informed her that she was under arrest.
Lundy continued walking toward her car without [VICTIM #1]. I again advised Lundy to stop and to place her hands behind her back. When I reached Lundy, I took hold of her left wrist. Lundy immediately tensed her arm and refused to place it behind her back. Lundy stated, “I can’t do this right now; I can’t go to jail.” I told her “Do not do this”, Lundy then snatched her arm away from me. I placed my right leg behind her legs and pushed her backwards, taking her to the ground in order to gain control.
Lundy was then placed in double-locked wrist restraints behind her back. The restraints were checked for proper fit. Lundy was secured in the rear of my patrol vehicle. While in the vehicle, Lundy began complaining of a head injury. EMS (M1) were called to the scene, and Lundy refused medical evaluation. DFCS was contacted due to an open case they currently have involving the family. DFCS advised that the children be turned over to their grandmother, [REDACTED].
Lundy was transported to the Monroe County Jail without further incident. I will be seeking warrants for Disorderly Conduct and Obstruction (Misdemeanor). Lundy’s vehicle was towed from the scene by Mid-GA Towing. A Use of Force Report has been completed and attached under linked files. Lundy’s criminal history is also attached under linked files for reference.
[End of Narrative]