MPD Reports: Man flees after not paying for his haircut; juvenile locks guardian in room with him over phone dispute; other juvenile issues

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Sept. 19 – 26, 2024. Due to the length, this report has been split into five parts. This is the final part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Vehicle Accident- North Broad Street @ The Golden Pantry- Two vehicle accident, minor damage, no injuries. Report taken in GEARS.
• Vehicle Accident – South Broad Street/East Washington- Two vehicle accident, with no injuries.
• Juvenile Complaint -Classic Trail- In reference to juvenile locking his legal guardian in a room with him and would not let her leave after a dispute over a cell phone. Juvenile complaint filed on guardian for false imprisonment.
• Vehicle Accident – Hwy 78/Unisia Dr- Two vehicle accident, with no injuries. See Gears report.
• Alarm – Hickory Dr. Accidental alarm activation, all was okay on location.
• Accident – E. Highland Ave @ N. Lumpkin St. Two vehicle accident without injuries, GEARs report completed.
• Suspicious Person – Bryant Rd.- Complainant called in reference to a male asking her for toothpaste before walking across the street, the area was checked without contact.
• Dispute -South Hammond Drive- Complainant drove her daughter, her daughter’s three young children, from Morgan County and wished for officers to remove all parties from her vehicle.
• Civil remedies were advised, Complainant was instructed to return to her residence and contact her local agency in regards to disputes she is having at her residence.
• 911 Hang Up – Heritage Ridge Dr.- Call cleared due to being weather related.
• 911 Hang Up – West Spring Street @ Subway- Call cleared due to being weather related.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78 @ Hwy 11- Caller stated a vehicle was driving recklessly in the area, caller was unsure if they got off at Hwy 11 or continued on Hwy 78. Area was checked without contact.
• Vehicle Accident – Hwy 78/Aycock Ave- Two vehicle accident, with no injuries. Vehicle two was removed via Taylor’s wrecker service. See Gears report.
• Dispute/Foot Pursuit – Ash St/Davis St- Reference to a named subject not paying for his haircut. Contact was made with the subject at 403 Ash St, where he fled from officers on foot. He was apprehended and transported to Walton County Sheriff’s Office without incident.
• Area Check – Clubside Dr and Legends Dr – In reference to a vehicle in the area possibly soliciting. Area patrolled with negative contact.
• 911 Hang Up – Woodland Rd – Contact made with home owner who advised she was having issues with her landline phone. All okay.
• Fraud – Springer Ln; – In reference to Complainant reporting someone had spent 47 cents using her credit card information. Report taken.
• Loud Music -East Church Street-In reference to a loud music report. Contact was made subject. He was advised to keep his music down, everything okay.
• Vehicle Unlock – E Spring St – Vehicle Unlocked. No damage.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78/Hwy 11 -Anonymous caller stated a dark in color passenger car was driving East in the Westbound lanes, then stated the driver corrected and was operating properly. Area checked, negative contact.
• Vehicle Inspection – Harris Street – Vehicle inspection completed.
• Intoxicated person – Sorrells St: In reference to the complainant advising of a male subject in the roadway possibly under the influence. Contact was made with the subject who advised he was speaking with an individual on the side of the road. He was advised to stay out of the roadway.
• Alarm – Hubbard Street – Front motion alarm. All doors and windows appeared secure.
• Threats – Tall Oaks Ln – In reference to ex-boyfriend contacting the caller several times and making a statement that she was not safe anymore. Report taken, remedies were advised.
• Warrant Service – Valero / Hwy 138 – Male su ject observed leaving the gas station and getting into his white Jeep. He was placed under arrest for his active FTA warrant out of MPD and fingerprinted before being turned over to WCSO Jail.
• Other law – Booth Dr: In reference to the complainant, advising her neighbor was being evicted tomorrow and has no place to go. Complainant was advised of remedies.
• Dispute Non-Violent – Complainant stated employee refused to show his ID card and became irate. The other half of the dispute left the property without any problems.
• Dispute – Lawrence Street – In reference to a verbal dispute between several subjects. Parties were separated and left the area.
• Juvenile Complaint – Oak Street – In reference to the Complainant’s granddaughter refusing to go to school. Juvenile was getting up and was arguing with her grandmother. Juvenile then left to get on the bus.
• Juvenile Complaint – Amber Trail – In reference to the Complainant’s 13-year-old brother refusing to go to school.
• Missing Person – Millstone Bluff – In reference to subject borrowing his Mother’s black Jeep Cherokee at 2302 hours last date and not returning. Subject has been listed on GCIC as a missing person, a BOLO was passed along to Gwinnett, Forsyth, Fulton, and Hall County LE, and the vehicle was placed on a hotlist and CID was notified. Later this date, Subject was safely located in Gwinnett County and removed from GCIC.
• Vehicle Accident – Hwy 78 and Jim Daws Rd. – In reference to a two-vehicle accident. Turned over to WCSO per their jurisdiction.
• Vehicle Unlock – Georgia Avenue; DFCS – In reference to a Chrysler van. Vehicle unlocked by complainant’s keys.
• Accident – W Spring St. – Two-vehicle private property crash with no injuries. GEARS report completed.
• Stolen Vehicle – E Washington St- In reference to a report of a stolen vehicle (WTW 037). Vehicle was last seen on Flock on US 441 in Hampton, GA. Vehicle was listed on GCIC.
• Damage To Property – Davis Street – In reference to damage to a vehicle that occurred last week. Report taken.
• Disabled Vehicle – S. Broad St @ Walker Dr. – In reference to a Honda Accord with a broken axle, in the roadway. Vehicle was removed by Taylor’s Wrecker Service at the owner’s request.
• Theft in Progress – W Spring St. In reference to two subject loading wooden pallets into a box truck. One claimed to have permission but was unable to verify this in any way. Asset Protection declined pressing charges. Both subjects unloaded the pallets, were criminally trespassed from the property for one year, and sent on their way.
• Theft – West Spring Street – In reference to a theft that occurred on September 24 at Mountain View Drive. The complainant stated a laptop and cell phone were taken but did not have the serial numbers. Report taken.
• Residential Alarm – Belle Meade – In reference to a residential rear door alarm. The rear door was found to be unlocked. Officers cleared the residence and re-secured the rear door. All OK on location.
• Welfare Check – Glen Iris Drive/Stowers Street – In reference to a female lying on the sidewalk. Contact was made. All ok.
• Vehicle Inspection – E Fambrough St. – Vehicle not stolen; Form T-22B completed.
• Fraud – Green St. – In reference to Subject having an altered/fictitious check deposited in her account by an unidentified individual. Report taken.
• Suicide Attempt – Lacy Street – In reference to subject taking 12 Oxycodone and 14 Xanax prescribed to her boyfriend’s mother. Turned over to to EMS and transported to Piedmont Walton.
• Disabled Vehicle – W Spring St; Quality Foods – In reference to a Honda Accord with a dead battery. Vehicle started without issue.
• Child Custody – W 5th St – In reference to a custody dispute between two subjects. Situation was mediated.
• Suspicious Person – West Spring Street – In reference to a homeless subject loitering in front of the business. Subject was gone when officers arrived.
• Disable vehicle – Walton Road at Marable Street in reference to a vehicle in the roadway. The vehicle was pushed into the grass and the owner will get it tomorrow morning.
• Accident- Piedmont Walton: Two vehicles, no injuries. Report in GEARS.
• Vehicle Unlock – Radford Park: Vehicle opened. No damage.
• Juvenile Problem – Boys and Girls Club: In reference to a foster child not being picked up. DFCS notified and responded to collect the juvenile.
• Suspicious Vehicle – HWY 138 at Lakeshore Dr: White box truck driving aggressively. Area patrolled with negative contact.
• Accident – Tanglewood Dr Tanglewood Ln. Two vehicles, no injuries. Report in GEARS.
• 911 Hang Up – Kingsridge: All OK on location.
• Shots Fired) 532 N. Midland: Complainant stated a bullet was fired into the residence. No injuries reported. One bullet was recovered. CID notified.
• Dispute – Green St- In reference to a verbal dispute between two subjects. No crime occurred and parties were advised of remedies.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St. In reference to subject on location and homeless. Subject was provided a motel room by F.I.S.H. until 09/28/2024.
• Harassment – Magnolia Ter: Complainant wanted to report her sister was harassing her via social media. Report taken and remedies advised.
• Collision with Deer – Baker St @ Pierce St: Vehicle struck deer in the roadway. Report taken.
• 911 Hang Up – Michael Cir: No answer at residence, residence was secure.
• Suspicious Vehicle – MAHS: On location after hours. All appeared ok
• Dispute – South Madison Ave: Complainant called 911 in reference to her boyfriend throwing belongings. Upon arrival Complainant advised nothing physical took place and no damage to property. Boyfriend left prior to officer’s arrival.
• Dispute – N Broad St. In reference to a verbal dispute between two subjects. Both parties were intoxicated. Parties were advised of remedies and to separate. Report taken.