MPD Reports: Man arrested on a warrant after discharge following a stabbing incident; arguing couple upset one wouldn’t let the other sleep

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 sixparts. This is the fifth part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Vehicle Accident – Alcovy St / Vine St – Single vehicle rollover with dump truck that lost its load, cleanup by Taylor’s wrecker and City of Monroe Public works. MCCD was also on scene to inspect the vehicle. No injuries.
• Domestic call – Wheel House Ln – In reference to a juvenile on the phone advising a male and female were arguing. Contact was made with the residents, all appeared ok.
• Downtown Foot Patrol: 1000 Hours; 1200 Hours; 1400 Hours; 1600 Hours – call volume
• Suspicious Vehicle – Pine Park St; Eastview Cemetery – In reference to the complainant advising he observed a Ford pickup truck doing donuts in the lawn of the cemetery. Tire marks were observed in the cemetery and attempted contact was made on E Norris St. due to the complainant advising he observed the truck pull into the driveway and contact was made with the registered owner who advised his truck was not operational due to it not having a battery. The vehicle in question was not located.
• Business Alarm – North Wayne Street / Le Gabrielle – Upon arrival, the alarm company advised everything was okay on location, so the unit returned to service.
• EMS Assist – Tall Oaks W – In reference to the complainant advising she was moving a TV and it fell striking her lip causing it to bleed. Turned over to EMS.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Monroe Library – In reference to subject sleeping in his vehicle in the parking lot. He was sent on his way.
• Assault – West Spring Street – In reference to subject having been stabbed in the neck. It was determined that the incident most likely occurred in the County and the investigation was turned over to Walton County Sheriff’s Office CID. Subject was discharged and was placed under arrest for an outstanding warrant.
• Dispute – Magnolia Ter – Reference subject locked out of residence, upon arrival the front door was unlocked and subject was able to gain entry.
• Suspicious Person – MLK Jr. Blvd – In reference to subject sleeping in front of business. Subject was explained the loitering code section and sent on his way.
• Warrant Attempt – Glen Iris Dr – Reference a named subject on location with an active failure to appear  warrant. He was placed under arrest and transported to WCSO without incident.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St.; Waffle House – In reference to subject loitering/sleeping in the bushes adjacent to the Waffle House. After a brief consultation, he was placed under a 1013 order and transported to Advantage in Athens without issue. Survey completed.
• Downtown Patrol: 1000; 1200; 1400; 1600
• Auto Accident – N.Broad St / Perry St – Reference Honda Accord vs Dodge Ram, no injuries, accident report completed in GEARS.
• Suspicious Vehicle – White Oak Drive – In reference to a vehicle parked on the street in the way of City roads working in the area. City works placed a placard on the door of the residence last date to advise the house owners of the work being done. Due to the vehicle being illegally parked and still in the roadway after placards were placed the vehicle was towed by Taylors.
• Damage to Property – Reed Way – Reference a truck and trailer driving on the complainant’s property and causing damage to her water pipe. The complainant’s neighbor agreed to fix the pipe and pay for all damages. Incident was documented.
• 911 Hang-Up – Eagles Trl. – In reference to a 68-year-old male having difficulty breathing. Turned over to EMS.
• Area Check – Downtown on Foot – All Okay.
• Suspicious Vehicle – S Madison Ave / Stokes St – In reference to a subject on a Harley motorcycle, almost striking subjects on the sidewalk. The area was checked, with negative contact. 
• Suspicious Person – Atha St / S Madison Ave – In reference to a juvenile riding his bike in the roadway. The juvenile was advised to stay off the road.
• Fire assist – Aycock Ave; The Jax Apts – In reference to smoke in a first-floor apartment in the 1000 building. Turnover to Monroe Fire Department.
• Welfare Check – MLK Jr Blvd – In reference to the complainant requesting a welfare check on his mother. However the above listed address is for the UPS store. It was determined that she had gotten mail at the store, and he believed it was her address. The call was cleared, due to a valid address not being given.
• Area Check – Downtown on Foot – All okay.
• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St; Downtown Tire – In reference to an audible car alarm, coming from a vehicle in the parking lot. The area was checked on foot, all appeared ok.
• Burglary – Ridge Rd – In reference to complainant calling due to thinking someone was breaking into his apartment. Complainant’s brother and nephew were on location, all was okay.
• Damage to Property – E Church St; Pilot Park – In reference to a vehicle striking a railroad tie in the parking lot of Pilot Park. Report taken.
• Fight – Springer Ln – In reference to complainant advised that two individuals were fighting in front of her house.
• Suspicious Person – S Madison Ave; Felker Park – In reference to subject on location after hours. Subject was sent on his way without incident.
• Prowler – Magnolia Ter – In reference to a complainant advising that a man was staring at her while she was on her porch. The subject was gone when officers arrived.
• Suspicious Vehicle – S Broad St; Carwash – In reference to a vehicle parked on location while business was closed. The vehicle had paper displayed in the window advising the owner would pick the vehicle up in the morning.
• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St; Mimi’s Beauty – In reference to vehicles parked on location after hours. The driver advised he was door dashing.
• Suspicious Person – Walker Dr; Market – In reference to subject parked on location for a long period of time without going inside the store. He advised that he was waiting for the owner of the vehicle to come help get the vehicle running.
• Suspicious Person – S Broad St; CVS – In reference to a subject walking through closed business parking lots to go get cigarettes, just advised to stay on the sidewalk and not cut through closed businesses. All okay.
• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St Home Depot – In reference to a car running in the parking lot, approached the vehicle and the man stated that he had just gotten off work and was going home. All okay.
• 911 Hang-Up – Magnolia Ter – In reference to a Med Call. Turned over to EMS.
• Dispute – Bold Springs – In reference to the couple residing here having an argument and one not letting the other go to sleep. Parties were informed of the eviction process. All okay.
• Suspicious Person – Cook St – In reference to the complainant believing two males were pulling on the handles of his vehicle and his front door seeming aggressive. The area was checked, with negative contact; the complainant refused to speak with LE. All okay.