MPD Reports: Complainants end up arrested on outstanding warrants; mental health issues; officers help change a tire, jump a vehicle off

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Aug. 7 – 13, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the second part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• 911 Hang-up – West Creek Cir – In reference to a 911 call with dead air on the line. Contact was made and during the investigation it was determined that subject had been the victim of an
• alleged assault. Subject was transported to Piedmont Walton via EMS for treatment. Report taken.
• Welfare Check – East Washington St – Negative contact on location. Spoke with neighbors who stated the female resident left in her car and hadn’t yet returned.
• Damage to Property – W Spring St; Pep boys – In reference to a named subject reporting his son’s girlfriend’s car being dropped off and damaged by a tow truck. Report taken.
• Damage to Property – Tanglewood Ln – In reference to flour and eggs being thrown onto the complainant’s vehicle. No damage was observed. There were no third party witnesses or video footage of the incident taking place. Report taken.
• Vehicle Unlock – North Wayne St / East Spring – In reference to a Ford Expedition. Vehicle opened, no damage.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Business District; All okay.
• Welfare check – Bryant Rd. – In reference to making contact with a named female subject. Dispatch made contact with a family member and advised she was at Heritage Rehab facility in Athens, all ok.
• Dispute – Davis Street- In reference to a verbal dispute between subject and her domestic partner. No allegations or signs of any physical violence. Civil remedies were advised. It was also discovered that subject had an active arrest warrant out of Dekalb County. She was placed under arrest and turned the Walton County Sheriff’s Office without incident.
• Vehicle Unlock – Plaza Trace – The vehicle was unlocked without damage.
• Missing Person – Ridge Road Apartment – In reference to complainant reporting that her granddaughter had gone to a birthday party with another juvenile, and two other subjects earlier in the day, though none of the parties were answering their phones. While the investigation ensued, one subject arrived on scene with granddaughter. All was okay.
• Mental Subject – West Spring Street / Piedmont Walton – In reference to subject, a 1013 patient, on location refusing to be transported to a mental health facility. Several attempts were made to get subject to leave peacefully but to no avail. The hospital staff was advised that due to the 1013 not being signed by MPD, Officers could not use force to make subject leave. Ultimately, subject was left at Piedmont Walton.
• 911 Hang-up – Zaxby’s: All OK on location.
• Theft Report – MLK Jr. Blvd, Longhorns- In reference to complainant reporting that her phone was stolen off of her dinner table after she accidentally left it at the restaurant. The phone was tracked to a QuikTrip gas station in Conyers. GCIC entry completed. Report taken and sent to CID.
• Suspicious Person – Murphy USA. – In reference to an unknown male acting suspiciously inside the store by looking at the surveillance cameras. Contact was made with store employees, and the surrounding area was checked, negative contact was made with the individual.
• Dispute – SAKE Express – Customer and staff disputing over payment of food order. Both parties were able to work it out amicably.
• Dispute – 6TH St – In reference to the complainant advising he was trying to get his phone back from a friend. Upon arrival, complainant advised that he retrieved his phone and no longer needed Law Enforcement assistance.
• Suspicious Persons – Highland Ave and Jackson St. – In reference to observing two juveniles playing in the roadway on Highland Ave., an area that has experienced numerous entering-auto incidents over the past several weeks. Upon making contact, I discovered there were actually three juveniles. They advised they were walking home from the downtown area and were advised of the approaching curfew before being instructed to return home safely
• Unknown Law – Breedlove Drive / Ridgeview Mental Institution – In reference to an individual at the listed location who dialed emergency services and stated, “I have an emergency,” then ended the call. Upon arrival, the staff on scene advised a patient had grabbed ahold of a staff-only telephone and that all was okay on location.
• Firearms – Hwy 78, Stadium Lounge – In reference to multiple subjects brandishing firearms at a large gathering at the Stadium Lounge. Subjects were gone when officers arrived.
• Wanted Person – Highway 78 / Stadium Lounge – In reference to observing a male subject who had an active arrest warrant out of Pike County for Financial Identity Fraud, while the unit was at the listed location. The subject was taken into custody and turned over to the WCSO Jail without incident.
• Other Law – Walton Truck Stop:. Female on scene continued to shout and interfere with officers on scene. She was issued a citation for disorderly.
• Loitering – East Church Street, Chestnut Cupboard – In reference to a large gathering of people at the Chestnut Cupboard gas station. Subjects were dispersed at the request of the store manager.
• Mechanical Breakdown – Alcovy St – In reference to the complainant advising that her tire was flat. Complainant’s tire was changed and sent on her way.
• Animal Complaint – Mayfield Dr and N Broad St. – In reference to the baby fawn that was hit, the fawn was moved out of the roadway.
• Disturbing the Peace – East Fambrough – In reference to a large gathering of roughly 200 people in the neighborhood. They were advised of noise ordinances.
• Suspicious Vehicle – East Fambrough Street – In reference to a large gathering of roughly 200 people in the neighborhood for a block party. The complainant advised that a vehicle not belonging to her was parked in her driveway. She was advised of remedies.
• Residential Alarm – Belle Meade Road – In reference to an activated alarm at the listed location.
• The doors and windows were secure. All appeared okay.
• Suspicious Person – Mayfield Drive – AAA Trucks. In reference to the complainant observing a suspicious person on the property, it was determined that the individual was on location to obtain the V.I.N. of a recently purchased truck. This information was confirmed by the owner of the business. No further action was taken, and all parties were okay.
• Dispute call – W Spring St; Piedmont-Walton – In reference to subject reporting she was not discharged and wants to leave. Subject signed an AMA and was sent on her way.
• Suspicious Person/Arrest – North Broad Street; Monroe Food Mart – In reference to observing  walking down the sidewalk with an active Failure to Appear Warrant out of Walton County. The subject was arrested and taken to the WCSO Jail without incident.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Business District – In reference to walking patrol of the downtown area. Completed.
• Scam – W Spring Street; Haven Inn – In reference to a couple being scammed on Facebook while trying to rent an apartment. Report taken.
• Damage to Property – N Broad Street; Church’s Chicken – In reference to a Home Depot truck striking the drive thru. Report taken.
• Foot patrol – Downtown. All ok.
• Stranded Motorist – N Broad Street; Church’s Chicken – In reference to a vehicle needing to be jumped off. Assistance provided.
• Downtown Foot Patrol – 1000 Hours; 1200 Hours; 1400 Hours; 1600 Hours
• Other Law – W Spring St. Haven Inn – In reference to subject wanting to speak with officers about her sister being released from jail. Follow-up scheduled with night shift officers on this date.
• Dispute – N Midland Ave – In reference to complainant feeling threatened by her husband. No verbal threats were made, no physical altercation took place. Remedies were advised and a report was taken.
• Burglary Report – West 5th St – In reference to complainant reporting missing medication. Report taken.
• Suicidal Threats – Rose Ison Terrace; In reference to complainant receiving information that her friend wanted to harm herself. Contact was made on location with the friend. She stated that she was ok and did not want to harm herself or anyone else. Resources were provided.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Business District – In reference to walking patrol of the downtown area. Completed.
• Alarm – S Madison Ave – Windows and doors secured, all appeared ok.
• Suicide Threat – Wheel House Lane; In reference to subject having suicidal ideations following a verbal dispute with her roommate. Roommate was transported to Piedmont Walton under a voluntary 1013.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78 / Mt. Vernon – BOLO from WCSO for a truck driving reckless. Negative contact.
• 911 Hang Up – Walton Rd – In reference to a 911 hang up. Contact was made with the complainant by dispatch prior to officer’s arrival who stated that all was ok.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Business District – In reference to a walking foot patrol of the downtown area. Completed.
• Welfare Check – East Washington St – In reference to attempt to make contact with subject who possibly stayed on location last date.
• Agency Assist/Arrest – 6TH Street – In reference to assisting Animal Control with a K9 on a porch with a suspicious bag. The owner of the home was shown to have an active warrant out of Jones County. The subject was arrested and taken to the WCSO Jail without incident.
• Other Law – W Spring Street; Home Depot – In reference to a citizen wanting to speak to an officer about a concern over safe driving. No report requested, information provided.
• Other Law – Breedlove Drive, Ridgeview Institute – In reference to subject trying to admit himself into Ridgeview as a patient. He was given a ride to the Piedmont Walton Hospital to be medically cleared before being admitted.