MPD Reports: Man arrested for ‘flashing’ at gas station; truck being worked on accidentally backed into neighbor’s residence

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Nov. 22 – 28, 2024. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the third part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

  • Traffic Stop/Arrest – Hwy 78E/Hwy 11- Male subject stopped for multiple violations. Munoz was discovered to have active warrants out of Indiana, Florida, Suwannee Police Department, and Clarke County Sheriff’s Office. Warrant with CCSO was confirmed and he was taken into custody and transported to Walton County Sheriff’s Office without incident.
  • Roadway Obstruction – Cherry Hill Rd @ Birch St; In reference to debris in the roadway. Roadway Clear.
  • Juvenile Problem – Birch St. In reference to Complainant reporting that her cousin left the residence on his bicycle then came back without permission and this has been an ongoing issue. Curfew times and remedies were advised. Report taken.
  • Juvenile Complaint – E Washington St: In reference to subject advising her 9-year-oldson refusing to come back inside the residence. Son was found walking down the street and was transported back to his residence. Remedies advised.
  • Indecent Exposure – E Spring St; Valero – In reference to Complainant being flashed by a named subject who was identified by a picture. Warrant taken, report taken. He was later located and placed under arrest, fingerprinted and Turned over to WCSO jail.
  • Unknown Law – Perry Street – In reference to a male subject laying in the roadway. Contact made with the subject who was heavily intoxicated.
  • Traffic Stop /Arrest – Hwy 11/Dial Road – Vehicle stopped for equipment violation. Male subjectplaced under arrest for several outstanding warrants out of Barrow Co. and Oconee Co. Transported to WCSO Jail without incident. A second subject was placed under arrest for Poss. of Sch. ll & Poss. of Marijuana.
  • Child Custody – Maple St – In reference to the complainant advising she allowed her son’s father to pick up his son on Tuesday and was supposed to return him Thursday. Complainant advised that father has blocked her phone calls and has not returned their child. Attempted contact was made at the residence listed but negative contact was made. Complainant was provided a case number and remedies advised.
  • Damage to Property – Creekview Drive – In reference to Subject working on his truck and it being accidentally reversed into his neighbor’s residence. Truck was towed off scene. Report taken.
  • Damage to Property – E Fambrough St- In reference to Complainant reporting her bathroom window being busted around 2330 Hours. No evidence of any objects was thrown and no security cameras in the backyard. Report taken.
  • Dispute – SSMHP- In reference to a dispute between two subjects. An arrest was not made due to a lack of probable cause and conflicting stories. One subject left the residence for the night to go stay in a hotel. Report taken.
  • Unknown Law – Heritage Trace – In reference to a neighbor hearing screaming coming from the residence. Contact was made with the residents of the home. Everything okay.
  • Traffic Stop/Arrest – E Church St/Wall St- Named stopped for multiple traffic violations. He was placed under arrest for Driving while License Suspended. He was transported to MPD and released on citations.
  • Disturbing the peace – Monroe Elementary School – In reference to a male riding a motorcycle loudly in the area of MAHS. Contact made with Subject in the Monroe Elementary School parking lot who stated he was learning to ride the motorcycle and not exceeding speeds of 10 miles per hour at the most. No loud noise was heard coming from the motorcycle. All okay.
  • Threats – Birch St; In reference to a named subject reporting his 16-year-old was grandson being unruly and making threatening statements. On call juvenile was contacted and they advised not to take into custody, Juvenile complaint and CHINS for completed.

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