MPD Reports: Juvenile arrested and transported to youth detention center after allegedly pulling a gun and placing it to the back of another juvenile

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Nov. 21-27, 2025. Due to the length, this report has been split into three parts. This is the final part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Welfare – Robbie Ln- Canceled by Complainant, she made contact

• Vehicle Unlock – W. Reese St. – Unable to unlock vehicle due to alarm system.
• Custody Dispute – 140 Blaine St. – In reference to a custody drop off disagreement, the complainant wanted the father of her kids to drop off the kids at AutoZone. The father wanted to meet at the community center next to the Boys and Girls club. The complainant was advised to go the community center near the boys and girls club.
• Found Property –Store House Ct. – In reference to a toy gun laying in the bushes. No actions taken.
• Juvenile Complaint – Etten Dr – In reference to the complainant obtaining videos on her juvenile daughter’s phone of her performing illicit acts. CID was notified and took over the investigation.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N Broad St and E Marable- In reference to unrestrained juveniles in a vehicle. Negative contact.
• Vehicle unlock – Johns Supermarket – vehicle unlocked no damage.
• Welfare Check – GW Carver – In reference to making contact with a subject. Contact made with subject via phone and she advised she was in Tucker, Georgia and was okay.
• Accident – Highway 138 @ West Spring St, 2 vehicles no injuries, Gears report
• Property Damage – Fawnfield Dr – Complainant stated between 2100 hrs 11-25-25 and now, someone broke the window on his vehicle. He stated nothing was taken as he never leaves anything in it. He feels it’s more property damage than an entering auto due to his brother’s unlocked vehicle with several tools inside that was not touched. He is currently going through a divorce.
• Follow up – Fawnfield Dr – Neighbor had video from 2315 hours on 11/25/26 which shows the original complainant standing at the side of this truck. The male then strikes near the window. He stated he did hit the trim but not the window itself. Possibly caused a small crack and window shattered with temp change.
• Vehicle Unlock – Pavilion Pkwy – Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• Civil dispute – E Sprint Street Valero – Dispute between customer and cashier over $20. The complainant stated she paid $20 for gas during multiple transactions however the clerk stated she did not. Review of the video from inside the store shows the female did in fact give him $20 for gas. The clerk apologized to her and gave her the $20 in gas.
• Lost Item – Pavilion Pkwy Planet Fitness – Complainant stated he lost his Samsung Ear buds after leaving Planet Fitness. He tracked them to an address off S. Madison Ave. Contact was made at the house but the earbuds were not located.
• Suspicious Person – Wheel House Ln; In reference to an unknown male in the area. Negative contact.
• Civil dispute – Tall Oaks West – Civil dispute between roommates over furniture being delivered. Both parties advised on remedies.
• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St/Hwy 138- reference a person asleep at the light, but now awake and heading towards Conyers on Hwy 138. Walton County Sheriff’s Office advised of the vehicle.
• Follow Up Lost Item – S Broad St Southside MHP – Complainant from earlier recontacted and stated his earbuds were pinging at a trailer. Contact was made at 3 different trailers and the earbuds were located at the third trailer. Male stated he found them in the road on Pavilion Pkwy. Property returned to owner.
• Damage to Property – W Spring St; Home Depot – Complainant reporting damage to his truck that occurred on 11/24/2025. Report taken.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St; Walmart – Female on location asking for money. Was advised to leave the area and did so without issue.
• Traffic stop/Arrest – 78 West/ Marable St Bridge- Vehicle stopped for traffic violation. Search based on Marijuana odor yielded felony Marijuana charges.
• Disabled Vehicle – S Broad St / E Fambrough St – Driver had flat tire. Tire changed.
• Vehicle Unlock – S Broad St; John’s – Vehicle unlocked. No damage.
• Harassing Calls – Douglas St – In reference to the complainant advising her boyfriend who was arrested last date, his mother has been sending text messages telling her to get out of the residence. No threatening messages were sent from her testimony. Remedies advised.
• Dispute – Millstone Bluff – Complainant requesting removal of her spouse from the residence. Civil remedies advised.
• Suspicious Person – Aycock Ave – In reference to the complainant advising of a male standing in the parking lot and appearing homeless. The complainant made contact with the male who advised he was there visiting family.
• Suspicious person – Plaza Dr – In reference to a caller reporting a male sitting in his car with the car door open and continuing to do so for the last several days. Area checked.
• Found property – W Spring St; Walmart – In reference to complainant finding a barcode scanner on top of his car. The curb side pickup scanner was found belonging to Walmart and was returned to employees.
• Suspicious person – Reed Way – In reference to a male walking through the complainants yard and left with an unknown DOT. Area checked, negative contact made.
• Alarm – N Wayne St. All windows and doors secured, all appeared ok.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Sycamore Ct – In reference to the complainant advising of a vehicle continuously backing in and out of her driveway. The area was checked and negative contact was made.
• 911 Hang up – Tall Oaks – Dispatched advised of a 911 hang-up made with a female screaming in the background. Contact made with female who advised of a verbal dispute between her and male subject. Male was gone when officers arrived.
• Vehicle Unlock – Mtn View Dr – Vehicle unlocked prior to arrival.
• Business Alarm – South Broad St Trading Place – Ceiling and front door alarm. Call cancelled by business owner as unit arrived.
• Look Out – Hwy 138 / City limit – WCSO passed on a lookout for a silver Ford Ranger failing to maintain lane. No other complaints on the vehicle. Vehicle was gone when officers arrived.
• Area Check – Sorrells St – In reference to subject on location. Negative contact.
• Welfare Check – Tall Oaks – In reference to call #1 the cousin of subject called and advised they have not heard from her since this morning. Contact was made with subject who advised she was okay and was just busy packing.
• Vehicle Lockout – Douglas St – Vehicle unlocked no damage.

• Vehicle Lockout – E Fambrough Street – Vehicle unlocked w/o damage.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Hwy 78 WB / Hwy 138 Exit; In reference to a subject arrested for an outstanding warrant out of Walton County.
• Civil Dispute – East Church St @ Jack Peters Grocery – Complainant gave her EBT card to her juvenile relatives and told them to go to the store and get some snacks. The 3 juveniles spent $108. Most of the stuff was opened but the complainant was trying to return $45.31 worth of items back. The store owner stated she would work with her but she cannot contact the state regarding the refund until Monday 0900. The complaint stated that was fine and left the items with the store.
• Juvenile Complaint – Walker Dr: In reference to kids throwing fireworks in the complainant’s yard. Remedies advised.
• Lost Item – Piedmont Walton – Subject stating he lost his wallet after a motor vehicle collision. Contact made with Loganville PD and the wallet was located.
• Suspicious person – N Broad St; Valero. In reference to subject acting odd while on location. Contact was made and subject was escorted off the property due to the complainant not wanting him criminally trespassed from the location.
• Juvenile complaint – Booth Dr. – In reference to complainant reporting her son being unruly and cursing at her while damaging the residence. A Juvenile complaint form was filled out and attached with a report.
• Narcotics – Piedmont Walton: Security called due to a patient in the ER who had consumed Delta-8 edibles and was seeking medical treatment. Remedies advised.
• Domestic Dispute – W Marable St – In reference to the complainant advising her husband grabbed her and threw her into a cabinet. Upon further investigation, both parties advised that they shoved each other but Officers could not determine who the predominant aggressor was. Complainant claimed that her husband struck her in the mouth but was unsure when or how it happened and the husband advised that no physical altercation occurred while both parties were outside. Due to the lack of evidence and factors of who the predominant aggressor was, both parties separated for the night and remedies were advised.
• Dispute – Hillcrest Apartments – Verbal dispute, no evidence of physical violence, parties separated, everything okay.
• Dispute – Parkway Place – In reference to complainant reporting her brother in law being intoxicated and getting out of hand. He was released to his mother where she drove him to Loganville to separate him from his brothers for the night.
• Burglary – Magnolia Street- In reference to two subjects dressed in all black kicking on the complainant’s back door before running off towards Magnolia Terrace. Area checked, negative contact.
• Suspicious Person – New Lacy Street @ Wall Street- Contact was made with a subject walking down New Lacy Street, wearing a black jacket and dark jeans. Contact made due to the fact that a burglary attempt had occurred on the corner of New Lacy and Magnolia Street twenty minutes beforehand. Subject was not related.
• Assault Law – Ridge Rd – In reference to the complainant advising she was attacked by two females at the Stadium Lounge. Complainant denied EMS and the pre warrant hearing process was explained to her. Remedies advised. Contact was made with the second party involved who advised complainant was intoxicated and while inside the Stadium Lounge, complainant threw a beer bottle striking her in the forehead. No witnesses were present nor would come forth to give testimony. Second party was advised of the pre warrant hearing process and remedies advised.
• Intoxicated Persons – Chestnut Cupboard- In reference to over 100 people on the property, some of whom were drinking in the parking lot. Area checks conducted.
• Loud Music – Baron Dr- Area checked.
• Dispute – Chestnut Cupboard – Upon officer’s arrival a dispute broke out inside the store. Two subjects were tased and arrested for Disorderly Conduct.
• MVC w/ Deer – HWY 78 @ Southview: Single vehicle collision with a deer. No injuries. Report taken.
• Business Alarm – MLK Jr Blvd; Applebee’s – All windows and doors secure. All appeared ok.
• Vehicle Crash – HWY 78 W at Aycock Ave: Two vehicle crash with no injuries. Report in GEARS.
• Alarm – N Broad St. – Alarm canceled by Alarm Company.
• Damage to Property – Unisia Drive; Walmart Distribution Center – In reference to a driver striking a parked trailer with the side mirror. Report completed.
• Vehicle Crash – Pavilion Pl. & Hwy 11 – Two-vehicle crash with no injuries. GEARS report completed.
• Vehicle Unlock – Breedlove Dr Ridgeview – Vehicle unlocked. No damage.
• Illegal Dumping – S Broad St – In reference to brown couches being dumped into a pile of other bed and furniture items in the mobile Home Park. Complainant did not want to meet with an officer. All OK
• 911 Hang-up – W Spring St.; Walmart – All okay on location.
• Mental Patient – Alcovy Street – In reference to a named subject being released from Ridgeview and still feeling suicidal. He was taken back to Ridgeview where he was accepted. A mental health taskforce survey was completed.
• Traffic Stop – N Broad St @ Golden Pantry Named subject taken into custody for warrants out of Barrow County following a traffic stop.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Felker St – Vehicle stopped for multiple equipment violations. Front seat passenger attempted to flee on foot and was apprehended. Search of his person resulted in Schedule II illegal drugs, a glass pipe being located. He also had active Felony Warrants, he was arrested and turned over to WCSO Jail with multiple new felony and misdemeanor charges.
• Illegal Parking – Hickory Drive – In reference to complaint of an illegally parked car. Owner of the vehicle advised the transmission is out and they are working on getting it moved.
• Shoplifting – W Spring St. – In reference to a named subject taken into custody for misdemeanor shoplifting.
• Other Law – W Spring St – In reference to subject being assaulted while walking down Perry St. Subject denied pressing charges and did not want further investigation.
• Vehicle Lockout – Nowell St – Unlocked no damage

• Alarm – West Spring Street – Call canceled prior to Officer arrival.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N Broad Street / Golden Pantry – The caller advised that the vehicle was sitting on the side of the roadway running; it appeared to be leaking something from the rear of it, and there was no one around the vehicle. The vehicle had a blown front tire, and nothing was leaking from the rear of the vehicle.
• Hit and Run – N Broad St / Charlotte Rowell – The caller called from Walmart parking lot stating that he was involved in an accident at the intersection of N. Broad St. and Charlotte Rowell. He stated that he was making a left turn and the vehicle struck him, so he pulled over, then stated that he tried to catch up with the vehicle that hit him. He was unable to provide a vehicle make or model, just stated it was an older car. Gears report completed.
• Child Custody – Walton Rd – In reference to complainant calling due to his kids’ mother, who has full custody, dropping the kids off at the residence, then picking them up once she becomes upset. Civil remedies advised.
• Dispute – HWY 138; Valero – In reference to a dispute over subject not getting money for a lottery ticket. Subject was advised to call the lottery company. Report taken.
• Loud Music – E Church St – Area checked, negative contact with loud music.
• Aggravated Assault – W Spring St; Walmart – In reference to a handgun being pulled on a juvenile and placed to his back. The other juvenile was not on location due to the incident having occurred about an hour before calling 911. Once it was found out that the victim, a 15- year – old juvenile had a handgun pulled on him and placed into his back CID was notified of the aggravated assault. The case was worked by responding officers. The video was obtained of the incident that occurred in the parking lot of Walmart. The victim statement was obtained, Walton County was sent to make contact with the alleged juvenile offender in Loganville. Juvenile was arrested for aggravated assault. A warrant was obtained, juvenile complaint was completed, juvenile intake was notified and juvenile was transported to Rockdale County RYDC. The other two juveniles were released to their parents from the Monroe Police Department. Warrants and Report taken
• Vehicle Unlock – E Fambrough St – Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• EMS Assist – McDaniel St – In reference to subject on location, unresponsive. Upon arrival, CPR was in progress, and was taken over by Officer. MFD and Walton EMS arrived on scene shortly after and took over. Turned over to EMS. Subject was transported to Piedmont Walton by EMS.
• Suspicious Person – W 5th St – In reference to the complainant advising that she saw someone behind her residence starting a fire. The area was checked, with negative contact with a fire or anyone in the area.
• Burglary in Progress – Bold Springs Ave – In reference to a possible burglary in progress, however due to the call being made by a third party the initial address was incorrect and was actually located down the road. WCSO responded to it due to it being outside the city.
• Alarm – MLK Jr Blvd; Tractor Supply – Business checked on foot; all okay.