Car repo leads to Warner Robins woman’s arrest

On November 7, Warner

Robins Police Department Officer Christopher Scuderi responded to a dispute

that took place on 2945 Watson Blvd. that involved Kynnedi ‘Rae Joan Charles

attempting to drive a white Mercedes off of a towing truck.

Greene has been charged with Reckless Conduct and two counts of Felony

Obstruction.

Officer Colt Eugene Rogers had already been on the scene before Scuderi’s

arrival and had advised Greene to exit the vehicle; however, she refused.

Once Scuderi had arrived on the scene he had also advised Charles to exit the

vehicle several times, but once again she refused to do so. The dispute then

became criminal once Charles did not follow the officers lawful command.

Eventually, Charles acted as if she was about to exit the vehicle, but managed

to crank up the vehicle and lock the doors. Greene then stood at the rear

driver window of the vehicle again, giving Charles commands to exit the

vehicle.

While Charles attempted to reach for the gearshift, Greene then was forced to

break the rear window and Scuderi opened the door. She then floored the

accelerator and Scuderi jumped to put the now moving vehicle in park.

Greene still resisted being removed for the vehicle. Officers gave her verbal

commands to put her hands behind her back and she refused to comply. Although

Scuderi had advised Greene that he would tase and pepper spray her in an

attempt to remove her from the driver seat of the vehicle, these actions were

no needed. Both officers were able to remove Greene without the use of these tactics.

Officers escorted Greene away from the vehicle, and in the process she begin to

act as if she could no longer stand neither walk. The EMS was called out to the

scene to examine Greene. She was transported to the Houston Medical Center to

be treated for her complaints of injuries and minor cuts under her feet where

she had stepped in the glass from the broken window.

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