Power tool used in domestic assault
Christopher J. Oldham has been charged with domestic assault. Because the situation involved a power tool, the judge has ordered him not to possession any.
Lisa Hobbs|October 13, 2026|1 min read
LISA HOBBS – News Editor
A Warren County man has been banned from possessing power tools by General Sessions Judge Ryan J. Moore.
Christopher Jam Oldham was in court on Tuesday, Oct. 13, for arraignment on domestic assault charges. He was arrested on Oct. 8. He’s alleged to have punched the victim, identified as Kenneth Oldham, in the face during an argument over fixing a shower.
According to the warrant, Kenneth had a drill in hand and struck Christopher in the privates with it. During the struggle that ensued, Christopher was struck in the ear by the drill bit but managed to attain possession of the power tool.
Warren County Sheriff’s Deputy Brayden Carter determined that Christopher was the primary aggressor. He was taken by Ascension Saint Thomas River Park Hospital by Warren County EMS for treatment of an ear injury and booked into Warren County Jail.
Judge Moore ordered peaceful contact only between the two and banned him from possessing any power tools.
At this time, Christopher is being represented by the Public Defender’s office. His next scheduled court appearance is scheduled for Jan. 12, 2027.
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Lisa Hobbs
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Lisa Hobbs is an award-winning writer. She has 21 years of experience in newspaper journalism, including 17 years at a publication in Warren County. During that timeframe, she covered both city and county governments, education, wrecks, fires, crime, community events, and wrote a popular Sunday column named Just A Thought. “My desire at Warren County Way is to return ethical and dedicated news coverage to the community I served for almost two decades.”
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