Chyrisse Granderson

Chyrisse Granderson, a resident listed in public arrest records, was taken into custody on November 15, 2024, in Paulding 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): Hit And RunOfficer’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 11/15/2024, at 1220 hours, I responded to the area of 4865 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, Paulding Station Plaza, in reference to a hit and run.Upon arrival, I made with [VICTIM ] who stated the following: He was leaving the parking lot and stopped when he saw a car in front of him backing out of a parking space. While [VICTIM ] was stopped, he was struck on the passenger side door by a maroon 2008 Mercury Milan (GA tag: [REDACTED]) that had backed out of the parking spot. [VICTIM ] then moved his beige 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier (GA tag: [REDACTED]) and parked in a parking spot to speak with the other driver, later identified as Chyrisse Granderson.The passenger, [WITNESS ], got out of the passenger side to speak with the other driver, Chyrisse. [WITNESS ] advised she asked the driver for her ID and insurance, but that the driver kept stating, “I have to go.” [WITNESS ] advised the driver showed her a picture of insurance information, and [WITNESS ] took a picture of the insurance and of the vehicle tag. [WITNESS ] then advised the driver that she would be calling the police, and that the driver stated again she had to leave, and drove away. [WITNESS ] then called her daughter to explain that the driver left, and to assist her in calling the police.[WITNESS ] showed me the image of the insurance that the driver provided, and the Mercury Milan was not a vehicle listed on the insurance card, and the name on the insurance card was [REDACTED]. I asked [WITNESS ] if the driver provided her name, and [WITNESS ] stated, “no.” The driver could be seen in the picture that [WITNESS ] took, and was a black female wearing a bright pink long-sleeve shirt and pants.The damage on the Chevrolet Cavalier was on the passenger side door, and [WITNESS ] advised that the damage on the Mercury Milan would be on the left side rear bumper. I issued a BOLO for the suspect vehicle. When I ran the suspect vehicle tag, the address returned to [50 BLOCK] Royalty Lane in Hiram. I then drove to the address to look for the vehicle.Upon arrival at [50 BLOCK] Royalty Lane, I observed a maroon vehicle parked outside the residence, and a female (Chyrisse Granderson) wearing bright pink clothing was sitting in the driver seat. I made with the driver. I asked if she had been involved in an accident, and she stated yes. She also stated that she had provided her ID and insurance information to the other party. I then asked the driver for her driver’s license and the insurance information that she provided. Chyrisse could not find the insurance information she had shown [WITNESS ]. I asked Chyrisse why she left, and she first stated that the other party could not speak English and that there was a misunderstanding. Chyrisse had told the other party that she needed to leave, and did not know they were calling the police.Chyrisse did not provide the proper identification and vehicle information to [WITNESS ] prior to leaving the incident location. I placed [CHYRISSE] under arrest for hit and run. I ed Chyrisse’s person before placing her in the back seat of my patrol vehicle. I then transported Chyrisse to the Paulding County Detention Center without incident and turned her over to jail staff. I issued Chyrisse a citation for hit and run. I then gave the violator and court copy to Sergeant Eakley # 983.[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.

Name of Accused:
Granderson, Chyrisse Lynette

Date of Arrest:
11/15/2024

Charges For Arrest:
Hit And Run
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 11/15/2024
, at 1220 hours, I responded to the area of 4865 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, Paulding Station Plaza, in reference to a hit and run.
Upon arrival, I made with [VICTIM ] who stated the following: He was leaving the parking lot and stopped when he saw a car in front of him backing out of a parking space. While [VICTIM ] was stopped, he was struck on the passenger side door by a maroon 2008 Mercury Milan (GA tag: [REDACTED]) that had backed out of the parking spot. [VICTIM ] then moved his beige 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier (GA tag: [REDACTED]) and parked in a parking spot to speak with the other driver, later identified as Chyrisse Granderson.
The passenger, [WITNESS ], got out of the passenger side to speak with the other driver, Chyrisse. [WITNESS ] advised she asked the driver for her ID and insurance, but that the driver kept stating, “I have to go.” [WITNESS ] advised the driver showed her a picture of insurance information, and [WITNESS ] took a picture of the insurance and of the vehicle tag. [WITNESS ] then advised the driver that she would be calling the police, and that the driver stated again she had to leave, and drove away. [WITNESS ] then called her daughter to explain that the driver left, and to assist her in calling the police.
[WITNESS ] showed me the image of the insurance that the driver provided, and the Mercury Milan was not a vehicle listed on the insurance card, and the name on the insurance card was [REDACTED]. I asked [WITNESS ] if the driver provided her name, and [WITNESS ] stated, “no.” The driver could be seen in the picture that [WITNESS ] took, and was a black female wearing a bright pink long-sleeve shirt and pants.
The damage on the Chevrolet Cavalier was on the passenger side door, and [WITNESS ] advised that the damage on the Mercury Milan would be on the left side rear bumper. I issued a BOLO for the suspect vehicle. When I ran the suspect vehicle tag, the address returned to [50 BLOCK] Royalty Lane in Hiram. I then drove to the address to look for the vehicle.
Upon arrival at [50 BLOCK] Royalty Lane, I observed a maroon vehicle parked outside the residence, and a female (Chyrisse Granderson) wearing bright pink clothing was sitting in the driver seat. I made with the driver. I asked if she had been involved in an accident, and she stated yes. She also stated that she had provided her ID and insurance information to the other party. I then asked the driver for her driver’s license and the insurance information that she provided. Chyrisse could not find the insurance information she had shown [WITNESS ]. I asked Chyrisse why she left, and she first stated that the other party could not speak English and that there was a misunderstanding. Chyrisse had told the other party that she needed to leave, and did not know they were calling the police.
Chyrisse did not provide the proper identification and vehicle information to [WITNESS ] prior to leaving the incident location. I placed [CHYRISSE] under arrest for hit and run. I ed Chyrisse’s person before placing her in the back seat of my patrol vehicle. I then transported Chyrisse to the Paulding County Detention Center without incident and turned her over to jail staff. I issued Chyrisse a citation for hit and run. I then gave the violator and court copy to Sergeant Eakley # 983.
[End of Narrative]