MPD Reports: Groceries accidentally left at counter stolen by unknown woman; woman reports assault by 3 others in restaurant restroom

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Feb. 5 – 12, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into three parts. This is the first part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St @ Mlk – In reference to a vehicle unable to maintain lane. Negative contact.
• Welfare check – W Spring St- In reference to a male subject sleeping in the woods behind Waffle House. Attempted to make contact with the subject mom, negative contact made. The subject was advised to clean his trash up and move on.
• Traffic Stop / Arrest – Hwy 78 E / Hwy 138- Subject was stopped for an equipment violation and subsequently taken into custody for driving while license suspended, no insurance, expired registration, hands free, brake light requirements and headlight requirements.
• Alarm – Pavillion Parkway – All doors appeared secure.
• Theft Report – W Spring St. – Complainant left items in the bagging area, Unknown female behind grabbed the bag of items and left with them. Report only.
• Disabled Vehicle – W Spring – In reference to a vehicle running out of Gas. Help had arrived prior to officer arrival.
• Alarm – N Broad St.; J&B Food Mart – Malfunctioning alarm system per owner. All okay on location.
• Theft Report – Tanglewood Ln- In reference to the complainant needing a report done due to Uber driver leaving with $350 worth of groceries, Report taken.
• Suspicious Person – West Spring Street – In reference to a homeless male in the wood line. He was instructed to clean up his trash and leave the area.
• Other Law – 140 Blaine St- In reference to checking window tint on a vehicle.
• Vehicle Lockout – West Spring Street – Vehicle unlocked. No damage.
• Agency Assist – West Creek Circle – Stood by with DFACS while they spoke with parties on location. All ok.
• Dispute – Millstone Bluff – In reference to an apple watch. Parties separated.
• Welfare Check – East Church Street – Anonymous complainant advised there was not any food in the residence for the children. Residence was checked and all was ok.
• Traffic Stop / Arrest – McDaniel St / Spruce Ln- Female subject was stopped for a moving violation. She was taken into custody for possession of a schedule 1 controlled substance, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, speeding and open container.
• Custody Exchange – 140 Blaine St; Monroe PD – In reference to subject requesting an officer to stand by while she picked up her kids from their father. All okay.
• Dispute – Double Springs Church Rd; MAHS – In reference to wishing to report her ex-boyfriend stalking her and their children at the Soccer Game at MAHS. The subject has no custody of the children and advised he was there simply to watch the game and not contact them. At the time of the incident the subject had not approached or attempted to make contact with them. All parties were advised to stay separated.
• Traffic Accident – Double Springs Church Rd; YMCA – In reference to a two vehicle accident with no injuries. Report taken
• Vehicle Unlock – E Spring St; Spring St Laundry – Nissan Sentra, vehicle unlocked without damage.
• Other Law – S Madison Ave; Cotton Mill – Call cleared by supervisor due to complainant wanting her vehicle searched due to civil issue.
• Dispute – W Spring St; McDonalds – Customer dispute over the way the food was handled by employees while being given to customers. Manager stated the female was aggressive towards her and requested the customer be given a criminal trespass warning not allowed back on property for 2 years. Criminal trespass warning issued.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 138 & Coggins Rd – In reference to a black sedan driving behind vehicles flashing their brights. Area checked negative contact.
• Vehicle Unlock – W Spring St; Ollies – Vehicle unlocked no damage.
• Traffic Accident – Charlotte Rowell & Walmart – In reference to a two vehicle accident with no injuries and significant damage to both vehicles. Vehicle turned over to Taylor’s Wrecker Service. GEARS Report completed
• Suspicious Person – Mears St; Graceful Manor- Caller advised male subject looking in a van on the property, contact made with subject was walking around the area. Other staff advised he never actually went up to the van but was looking towards it.
• Dispute – Glenwood Dr – Complainant advised her stepfather would not allow her to park in the driveway. Parties were advised on remedies.
• Prowler – Plaza Trc – In reference to a resident hearing noises outside her window. Area checked on foot all appeared okay
• Welfare Check – S. Madison Ave- Caller requested a welfare check on a subject, no contact was able to be made at the residence.
• Suspicious Person – Hwy 138; Chick Fil A – In reference to subject loitering behind the property. He was advised of loitering laws and sent on his way
• 911 Hang-Up – Oak St – In reference to someone calling 911 with a child screaming in the background. Contact was made with the complainant all okay.
• Disturbing the Peace – Pine Park St – Complainant advised subjects that reside inside the Pine Park St. complex disturbing the peace, no active disturbance was observed. The complainant advised to call back if the subjects become loud again.
• Dispute – Magnolia Terr.- In reference to subject not being able to get into her residence, the situation was mediated.
• Dispute – N Midland Ave; Monroe Pizza/Tavern – Complainant advised she was assaulted by three females in the bathroom in the restaurant. Assailants were gone when officers arrived. Report completed
• Follow Up – S Madison Ave – In reference to the original caller from previous call on location wanting officers to stand by while she checked on a named male subject. The subject was inside and was okay.
• Suspicious Vehicle – CNY Fertility – In reference to two subjects on location while the business was closed. They were advised of loitering laws and sent on their way.
• Loud Music – Pine Park – Caller advised loud music in the area, officers did not note any loud music.
• Shoplifting – E Church St- In reference to a male subject taking meat items from the store. Video footage shown.
• Vehicle in Roadway – James Huff & HWY 78 – Area checked, negative contact.
• Accident – Breedlove Dr @ Mcdaniel St- Two vehicle accident. One patient transported to Piedmont Walton.
• Missing Person – Breedlove Dr.; Ridgeview – In reference to a patient possibly escaping after a fire alarm was pulled. Staff located the patient in the parking lot prior to Officer arrival–All OK.
• Area Check – W Spring St. / Hwy 78 WB – In reference to attempting to locate the complainant’s chainsaw which fell out of the back of her truck. Negative contact.
• Fraud – GW Carver Dr. – In reference to multiple fraudulent withdrawals from the complainant’s EBT account totaling $1,057.37. The transactions appeared to have been made in New York and Pennsylvania, first on 01/07/26 and again this date. Report taken.
• Vehicle Unlock – N. Broad St- Vehicles unlocked with no damage.
• Alarm – N Broad St – JB Foodmart – All okay, false alarm.
• Juvenile Problem – S Broad St – Southside MHP Office – Area checked, negative contact.
• Illegal Parking – West 5th Street – In reference to a vehicle parked in the roadway. Vehicle was moved out of the roadway.
• Child Custody – W Marable St- In reference to Child custody dispute. Both parties advised of legal process. Mother left with child.
• Loud Music – E. Church St. – Area checked negative contact.
• Suspicious Vehicle – E Marable St; Mathews Park – In reference to a vehicle on location after dark. Subjects agreed to leave without incident.
• Property Damage – Milledge Ave – Complainant stated someone broke the front window to the residence. Stated she was at home when she heard the glass break. She heard voices outside after the window was broken but did not see anyone. An area check was completed but no suspect was located. Report completed.
• Dispute – Carver Pl – In reference to subject on location refusing to leave. Subject does not live at this location and was only allowed to visit. He was advised to leave and did so accordingly.