MPD Reports: Three subjects in a drunken dispute; sexual assault investigation after wakes up to a man in her bed

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Aug. 28 to Sept. 3, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the first part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Area check – Booth Dr. – In reference to the complaint advising a block party will occur tonight.
• Theft Report – 6th Street- In reference to a female subject reporting that an unknown individual located her lost cat and is refusing to return it to her. Report taken and sent to CID.
• Alarm – Highland Creek Dr – Call cancelled prior to arrival.
• Business Alarm – Whataburger. – In reference to the panic button inside the Whataburger freezer being activated. The area was checked, and management advised that the alarm was accidentally triggered and everything was okay.
• Suspicious Person – World of Smoke. – In reference to subject being observed sitting in a parking lot with numerous belongings while traveling from Florida to Indiana. Subject was advised of the loitering ordinance, given a verbal warning, and instructed to relocate to an open business.
• Suspicious Person – Taco Bell- In reference to a named subject on location harassing customers and employees about giving him a ride. The situation escalated to the point where he tried to enter a customer’s vehicle for them to give him a ride. He was placed under arrest for loitering and turned over to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office without incident.
• Warrant Attempt/Arrest – Towler St – In reference to locating a named subject on location with a felony warrant. He was taken into custody and turned over to the WCSO Jail without issue.
• Loitering – McDonalds; In reference to subject’s loitering on location after closing hours. They were sent on their way.
• Welfare Check – Ridgeview – In reference to complainant requesting to check on her friend who was being held on a 1013 hold. Spoke with staff who advised they would check and call MPD back the following date.
• Suspicious Vehicle – West Spring Street – In reference to subject sleeping in his vehicle for over an hour in the parking lot. He advised that he was taking a nap while door dashing. He was sent on his way.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St; Walmart – In reference to subject acting suspiciously and loitering in the Walmart parking lot after business hours. Contact was made with subject and his mother, and subject was advised of the loitering ordinance. Subject understood the warning and left the property for Waffle House without incident
• Dispute – Southview Drive – In reference to three subjects involved in a drunken dispute. In the incident, one had struck the other; however, the two do not fit the Georgia FV Act, and they denied pursuing charges. The parties agreed to separate for the night until things could be mediated. Report taken.
• Disturbing the peace – Booth Dr. In reference to a party on location. The party was dispersed without issue.
• Traffic Stop/Suspension – W Spring and Hwy 138 -In reference to a traffic stop on a named subject for an inoperable tag light. He was served with an Official Notice of Suspension, his driver’s license was confiscated, and he was issued a verbal warning for the tag light violation.
• Warrant Service – Wheelhouse Lane – In reference to locating a named female subject having a felony probation violation warrant out of WCSO. She was located and transported to WCSO jail without issue. The children were turned over to a family member. Report taken.
• Sexual Assault – New Lacy Street – In reference to an adult female advising she was sexual assaulted while sleeping and woke up with her pants off and a male in her bed. Turned over to CID.
• Juvenile Complaint – Mill St. – St. Stephens United Methodist Church; In reference to two juveniles taking a can of food from the community box and damaging it. The juveniles were gone when officers arrived
• Civil Issue – West Spring St. Haven Inn – In reference to subject wanting to take his son to a Birthday Party. The child’s mother did not wish to allow her son to go with subject. Subject was advised that mother has sole custody of the child and that the child does not have to leave with him.
• Dispute – Etten Drive / Nucor – In reference to a dispute between a delivery driver and staff on location over PPE. Named subject was served with a Criminal Trespas to not return to the property for a period of 5 years.
• EMS Assist – Breedlove Drive; Ridgeview – In reference to a case.
• Dispute – Maple Street – In reference to a civil dispute over living arrangements and money. Both parties were advised of available remedies.
• Downtown Foot Patrol – 1000 Hours; 1200 Hours; 1400 Hours; 1600 Hours -call volume
• EMS Assist – Springer Lane – In reference to the patient having a history of being combative. The patient was okay and wanted to go with EMS.
• Vehicle Collision – West Spring St / Murphy USA – 2 vehicle accident with no report of injuries. Driver 2 had a suspended license, she was served with DDS 1150 form and vehicle impounded by Taylor’s. Gears report
• Foot Patrol – Downtown. All okay.
• Area Check – Downtown – In reference to a foot patrol of the downtown area. All ok.
• Extra Patrol – Douglas Street – Extra patrol request for Douglas Street in reference to subjects riding dirt bikes in the complainant’s yard.
• Other Law – Breedlove Drive; Ridgeview – In reference to a 14 year old having a mental emergency and being given medication without parental consent. Report taken.
• Suspicious Person – East Washington / Felker St; In reference to request for extra patrol due to suspected drug activity.
• Agency Assist – W Fambrough St – In reference to an agency assist for animal control. It was advised that law enforcement assistance was not needed prior to arrival.
• Damage to property – Vehicle was forced off the roadway, no injuries, and information report done.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – South Broad Street at Atha Street – In reference to a named subject being stopped for a traffic offense. He was found to be in possession of misdemeanor marijuana. He was arrested and released on copy of a city ordinance citation.
• Dispute Non Violent – N Broad St. Matson Foods – In reference to subject demanding a refund and pushing shelves. No damage was observed. Subject was issued a notice of prohibited entry for the establishment for a period of two years.
• Damage to Prop – East Church St – In reference to 2 vehicles, vehicle rolled into other vehicle after parking. No damage observed. Information report
• Agency Assist – East Spring Street – In reference to an intoxicated female on location requesting to go the hospital. Upon officer’s arrival, the Monroe Fire Department and Walton County EMS declined law enforcement assistance. No action was taken by officers.
• Suspicious Person – Chestnut Lane – In reference to 8 unknown individuals walking down the road and knocking on the complainant’s door. Negative contact in the area.
• Damage to Property – Bulldog Tire – Vehicle backed into another vehicle in the parking lot. Information report.
• Vehicle Accident – East Spring St / Dairy Queen – In reference to a two vehicle accident. DUI arrest.
• Dispute – Plaza Dr – In reference to an upstairs neighbor reporting an argument outside the apartment below. Contact was made with subjects, who both appeared okay and showed no visible signs of physical injury or abuse. No further action was taken.
• Welfare Check – West Spring Street, Waffle House- In reference to a female subject sitting on the ground across the street from the Waffle House. Upon speaking with her she asked where the bus station was to which I informed her of the one on East Spring Street. I attempted to contact the Fish with no luck. I advised her of loitering laws and she went on her way.
• Loud Music – Walker Dr/Alcovy St. In reference to loud music in the area. Call cleared.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Carver Place- In reference to a vehicle blocking the complainant’s driveway. Vehicle was gone when officers arrived. Remedies were advised to the complainant.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Bankers Boulevard – In reference to complainant reporting suspicious vehicles on location. Upon arrival, it was discovered that the vehicles belonged to Monroe City Works, who were conducting their duties. All okay.
• Loud Music – E Church St. – In reference to loud music being played, the area was checked and no loud music was observed.
• Intoxicated Person – Sorrells St and Rose Ison Terr. – In reference to subject causing a disturbance and impeding traffic on Sorrells Street. Subject was advised to stay out of the roadway and stop causing a disturbance, and the residents stated he could remain as long as he caused no further problems. Subject was escorted back to his residence by a neighbor without incident.
• Juvenile Problem – Walmart- In reference to juveniles running through the isle and knocking over merchandise. Juveniles were gone when officers arrived. Report taken, remedies advised.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Sorrells St and HWY 11. – In reference to a traffic stop on a named subject for multiple equipment violations, during which an active Oconee County warrant for shoplifting was confirmed. He was taken into custody and transported to the WCSO Jail without incident. Sgt. remained on scene until family arrived to take custody of his 7-year-old son and the vehicle.
• Dispute call – Chestnut Lane – In reference to complainant reporting his wife crazy for throwing away green beans instead of giving them away. Civil remedies advised.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Felker Park – In reference to two subjects on location after park hours, driving in the empty parking lot, attempting to amuse their children. The adults were advised of loitering ordinances and sent on their way without issue.
• Dispute/Theft Report – East Fambrough – In reference to complainant losing $902.00 at a friend’s residence and believing that it was stolen by another acquaintance who was also in the residence at the time. Report taken and sent to CID.
• Motor Vehicle Collision – Tanglewood Dr – Subject stated he was involved in a hit and run. None of his statement were supported by the evidence observed on scene. Turned over to the Traffic Unit for investigation.
• Harassment – Walton County Historic Courthouse – In reference to multiple juveniles on location harassing people. Juveniles were gone when officers arrived.
• Dispute – Carver Place – In reference to a named subject loitering in the complainant’s front yard while intoxicated for hours on end. He was placed under arrest and turned over to the WCSO without incident.