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Authorities Search For Kidnapping, Home Invasion Suspect
March 30, 2009
Authorities across the area are on the lookout for a Georgia man that kidnapped his infant son and the boys mother, and was involved in a home invasion.
Christopher Grier may be in Monroeville, Alabama, or somewhere in the surrounding area, according to Georgia authorities.
Grier broke into a home in Grovetown, Georgia, and robbed the people inside. Then early Saturday morning, he kidnapped his 7-month old son and kidnapped the infant’s mother. Sheriff’s deputies in Columbia County, Georgia, said he told the woman, identified as Shashawna Odell, to drive him to Monroeville.
Odell said she dropped Grier off in a town somewhere in South Alabama, but she was unable to name the town. Odell and infant then returned to Georgia.
Law enforcement agencies across the area are on alert for Grier. His relatives in the Monroeville area have told police that they have not seen him.
Anyone with information on Grier’s whereabouts should call their local law enforcement agency immediately. Grier is considered armed and dangerous.
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One Response to “Authorities Search For Kidnapping, Home Invasion Suspect”
I suggest that no one wastes their time calling Crime Stoppers, if you know anything about this or any other crime. I called about someone I had seen in Wal Mart awhile back that was being sought, and it was a frustrating, waste of time. Just go on and call law enforcement.