MPD Reports: Fallen amputee assisted back into his home; apartment resident complains about neighbor vacuuming for 30 minutes

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period July 17– 24, 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.

• Follow Up – E Spring St. Taylor’s Wrecker Service – In reference to a vehicle impound release form. The vehicle was released to the appropriate licensed driver. Insurance coverage and registration were also verified.
• Theft Report – Pine Park Street – In reference to complainant reporting his pills being taken. His story was inconsistent, documentation done.
• 911 Hang-up – Breedlove Dr; Ridgeview Institute. In reference to a medical call. No action required.
• Other Law – Pavilion Pkwy / Publix – In reference to complainant hearing a juvenile crying in a running vehicle in the parking lot. The driver exited the store, entered the vehicle and left the scene prior to officer’s arrival. The driver was described as a black male, approximately 6 ft. tall and with short hair. She was unable to provide a clothing description.
• EMS Assist – Breedlove Drive / McDaniel St – In reference to subject having a medical episode. Turned over to Monroe Fire Department/ Walton County EMS.
• Vehicle Unlock – Harris St / Harris St Legion; In reference to a Toyota passenger car. Vehicle opened, no damage.
• Alarm – Highway 138; Valero – In reference to employee’s being on location which advised everything was ok.
• Loud Music – Douglas St /Mathis St. In reference to loud music in the area. Area checked.
• Vehicle Unlock – Pavilion PKWY. Publix; In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Suspicious Vehicles – Etten Dr and Armistead Cir – In reference to dirt bikes being driven in the roadway. Area checks were conducted with negative contact.
• Vehicle Unlock – W Spring St. Cricket – In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Other law – W Spring St; Marathon – In reference to a complainant from a Walton County Sheriff’s Office case wanting to speak to an officer. Turned over to WCSO.
• Agency Assist – Hwy 78 / Unisia Drive – In reference to assisting WCSO with a funeral escort. Completed.
• Traffic Stop/ Arrest – S Broad St and W Church St- Vehicle stopped for moving violation. Female subject was arrested for Possession of Schedule I- THC and Possession of Schedule II- Hydrocodone. She was taken to WCSO jail.
• Suspicious Person – Davis Street – In reference to subject bothering complainant and offering her a crack rock. Report taken, complainant was gone when officers arrived.
• 911 Hangup – Breedlove Dr.; Ridgeview Institute – In reference to a med call, Law enforcement officer was not needed. No action taken.
• Alarm – W Spring St – Addison Wonderland – In reference to an event going on, all ok.
• Suspicious Person – Pinecrest Dr. – In reference to a female walking door to door before getting into a passenger car. Subject was gone when officers arrived.
• EMS Assist – Kelton Road – In reference to an elderly male on location having seizures. Turned over to the Monroe Fire Department and EMS.
• Juvenile Complaint – Springer Lane – In reference to juveniles in the area yelling and possibly going to fight. Subjects were gone when officers arrived.
• Alarm – East Washington Street; MVGA Monroe – All windows and doors appeared locked and secure.
• Threats – East Church Street – In reference to threats of violence being made by subject out of Athens to complainant. Extra patrol request on the home. Report Taken.
• Lost item – Piedmont-Walton. In reference to the complainant reporting staff losing her purse. The purse was located prior to arrival.
• Domestic / Assault – 140 Blaine Street /East Church Street – In reference to subject damaging his ex-girlfriend’s vehicle overnight. Warrants were obtained for his arrest for criminal damage to property in the second degree. While Officers were on scene, an alleged assault was mentioned by a separate victim. Another warrant was obtained arrest for battery. Report taken.
• Mental Subject – Ridge Rd. – In reference to a report made by the caregiver of a male subject The caregiver was not on scene. The subject’s brother was on location. The subject stated that he was ok and did not need medical or law enforcement assistance.
• Assault – Richard Parsons Drive; In reference to the complainant reporting an assault. CID notified, report taken.
• Vehicle unlock – Stone Creek Ln. – Complainant declined services, no action taken.
• Business Alarm – W Spring St. Beautyville – In reference to a business alarm. All secure on location.
• 911 Hang Up – Ridge Rd – In reference to a 911 hang up. Contact with subject. He was sitting on the ground on his back porch. Subject fell and was unable to get up due to being an amputee. I assisted Subject into his wheelchair and into his residence.
• 911 hang-up – Breedlove Dr. – All ok on location, possibly weather related.
• Disabled Vehicle – Charlotte Rowell and Pavilion PKWY – In reference to a red chevy blazer that ran out of gas in the road way. Contact was made with the driver’s mother who arrived on scene with a gas can and fueled the vehicle.
• Vehicle Unlock – Pine Park Street – Unlocked without damage.
• Alarm – S Broad St; Everlasting Bridal – Windows and doors secured, all appeared ok.
• Vehicle Unlock – MLK Jr BLVD – Longhorns; In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Alarm – Orwell Ln – Windows and doors secured, all appeared ok. Civil issue – Boulevard – In reference to subject not receiving her full shipment from moving from Virginia. Both parties came to an agreement, civil remedies were advised.
• 911 Hang Up – Unisia Dr. Duro – In reference to a 911 hang up. Contact was made with the employee who dialed 911 by accident. All ok on scene.
• 911 Hangup – Breedlove Dr; Ridgeview Institute – In reference to an unruly juvenile on location. Staff advised law enforcement was not needed upon arrival.
• 911 Hang-up – Breedlove Drive, Ridgeview Institute- In reference to a 16-year-old juvenile patient acting unruly. Upon their arrival officers were informed by the Ridgeview staff that they were not needed and everything was okay.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Tanglewood. – In reference to a male on a dirt bike racing in the neighborhood. Area was checked, negative contact.
• Road Block – Highway 78 West Bound / James Huff – In reference to an alleged bookshelf fully blocking the west-bound lane of travel. MPD and WCSO thoroughly checked the area with negative contact.
• Domestic Dispute – Baron Drive – In reference to two subjects involved in a family violence incident. Female was struck by male, prompting him to flee the scene. Through Physical /Testimonal evidence from female, male subject was determined to be the predominant aggressor.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Robbie Lane – In reference to a concerned resident stating a vehicle was parked in front of her residence for an extended period of time. The vehicle was unoccupied and no criminal activity was observed.
• Suspicious Vehicle – HWY78: In reference to a vehicle following the complainant. The vehicle was stopped by WCSO.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Robbie Lane – In reference to a concerned resident stating a vehicle was parked in front of her residence for an extended period of time. This time, the driver was observed in the vehicle, to which he advised he was visiting family across the street and was now leaving. All appeared okay.
• Civil Dispute – Rose Ison. – In reference to civil dispute between two subjects and child custody. Civil remedies advised.
• Area Check – Baron Drive – In reference to a concerned resident, requesting an Officer patrol the area to deter property crime due to an ex-spouse on location. No criminal activity was observed.
• Welfare Check – Harris Street – In reference to a concerned daughter requesting a welfare check for her mother. Contact was made with mother, who advised that everything was okay.
• Noise Complaint – Maple Lane. – In reference to a neighbor playing loud music. Contact was made with the accused, and she was informed that no law had been broken, but the music has to be turned off by 2300 per city ordinance.
• 911 Hang Up – Unisia Drive / Walmart Distribution – All appeared okay on location.
• Business Alarm – Pavilion PKWY; Huey Magoos. – In reference to the alarm being triggered, the establishment was checked and all was okay.
• Loud Music – Atha Street – The area was thoroughly checked with negative contact of any disturbance.
• Disturbing the Peace – Aycock Avenue / The Jax Apartment – In reference to a resident reporting their neighbor has been vacuuming for the past 30 minutes. The call was cleared due to the issue not requiring law enforcement.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Maple St; Masonic Lodge. – In reference to a Toyota Camry containing two occupants, being parked behind a closed building after hours. Probable cause search was conducted. A small amount of marijuana was located. Marijuana was destroyed and verbal warnings were given.
• East Spring Street / Monroe Motor Inn – In reference to subject misusing 911, stating that another subject was inside her room at the listed establishment, throwing items outside the room while disputing with her. Subject was gone upon the Officers’ arrival, and no signs of a disturbance were observed inside or outside of the room.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78 @ Mount Vernon – In reference to a Dodge Ram losing trash as it was driving down the highway. Area checked with negative contact.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Meadows Farm Dr. – In reference to observing a named subject wanted for felony probation violation, as a passenger in a vehicle. He was placed under arrest and transported to WCSO without incident.
• Theft – Pavilion Pkwy – In reference to an Unknown black female stealing $273 worth of merchandise on July 18th, The female was seen leaving the scene in a newer model Nissan Rogue with a unknown plate. Report taken