MPD Reports: Man referred for evaluation after reporting he was assaulted by 9 people, hit by a vehicle, and bitten by a snake

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period March 6 – 12, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the second part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Dispute – Fawnfield Dr -Civil issue between family over rent money. All parties were advised on the eviction process.
• 911 Hang-up – Landers St – In reference to two subjects engaging in adult activities when one parties apple watch accidentally dialed 911. All okay on location
• Hit and Run – W Spring St; Taco Bell – In reference to a Ford pickup truck backing into the complainant’s vehicle and driving toward downtown. Complainant advised there was no new damage to her vehicle.
• EMS Assist – Stonecreek Bnd – In reference to a female throwing up. Turned over to EMS
• Alarm – N Broad St (NYC Pizza) – All secure on location.
• Foot Patrol/Arrest – Highway 78; Waffle House- In reference to a large crowd outside of the Stadium Lounge, officers stood by while the crowd left. One subject was arrested for Battery and was transported to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office.
• Loud Music – Mathis St / Douglas St – Complainant advised loud music all day. MPD arrived and conducted an area check, but no music was heard. Complainant called back, stating the music had stopped just prior to MPD’s arrival.
• Transport – W Spring St; Piedmont Walton – In reference to Subjects being transported to W Marable St at their request.
• Alarm – S Madison Ave; Southeast Corrections – Alarm triggered by maintenance workers. All okay.
• Threats – Mill Stone Bluff – In reference to the complainant filing an additional threats report. Remedies advised.
• Vehicle Crash -Hwy 138/Tractor Supply- Two vehicles, no injuries. GEARS report.
• Traffic Stop / Arrest – S Madison Ave & Quickpick Food Mart – Vehicle was stopped for suspended registration. It was discovered that the driver/registered owner had been previously stopped and warned regarding the issue. Mr. Richmond was placed under arrest for Knowingly Driving on Suspended Registration, fingerprinted, and released on a copy of the citation.
• Dispute -S Broad St- Verbal argument situation mediated advised of eviction process.
• Other Law – Felker Street – In reference to the owners of the property observing an unknown persons belongings at the back door and a broken window to the residence. They did not wish to pursue charges and requested extra patrol.
• EMS Assist – Nowell Street – In reference to a possible overdose. The patient had not overdosed. Turned over to EMS.
• DUI – S Broad St- Male subject arrested for DUI, subject was reported by store clerk passed out in the driver seat in his vehicle in front of the store
• Suicide Attempt – Tanglewood Dr – In reference to a juvenile taking multiple pills. Turned over EMS.
• Loud Music – S Broad St- Music turned down.

• Vehicle Crash – Pavilion Pkwy- Two vehicles, no injuries. GEARS report.

• Alarm – Stonecreek Dr – Contact was made with the owner, all okay on location.
• Welfare Check – S Madison Ave – All was okay on location.
• Dispute – W. Spring St; Piedmont Walton- Elderly female upset that the hospital could not get in touch with her ride home. She was given a courtesy ride by MPD.
• Extra Patrol – Felker St. – All appeared to be okay.
• Dispute – Knight St – In reference to a verbal dispute regarding living arrangements. Parties separated
• Business Alarm – Baker St; Our Family Health and Wellness Center – All doors and windows secured.
• Loud Music – Douglas St – In reference to residents playing loud music. Subject advised that he was playing music loudly because his neighbor was harassing him on the last date. Subject agreed to put the speaker back inside his residence.
• Illegal Parking – Unsia Dr; Walmart DC – In reference to a passerby complaining about semis parked blocking the turning lane. No Semi’s observed in the roadway, only on private property.
• Dispute – Mobley Cir – In reference to a verbal dispute with a possible assault. Insufficient probable cause to support an arrest. Parties were reporting the report taken.
• Mental Subject – Nowell St. – In reference to subject stating that he was assaulted by nine people, was hit by a vehicle, and was bitten by a snake. All statements were unfounded, and he was turned over to EMS.
• Dispute – Towler St; Camptowne Gardens – In reference to subject knocking on doors attempting to start disputes. Subject was advised to stay inside her residence.
• Foot Patrol – Historic Courthouse – All appeared to be okay.
• Dispute – Classic Trl – In reference to a verbal dispute stemming from two subjects returning home from Athens, having been out drinking until approximately 3 AM. The situation was mediated and it was agreed that both would go inside and go to sleep.
• Fight – W Spring St- Complainant stated he was jumped at a party near Nowell & W Marable – report only.
• Accident – N Broad St and Tanglewood – 2 Vehicle accident with injuries and property damage. GEARS report completed.
• Suicide Threats – Nowell Street – Complainant requested information in regards to being taken to Ridgeview. Information was given.
• Suspicious Person – Maple Lane and E Marable – Named male subject arrested and transported to WC Jail for Public Indecency.
• Suicide Threat – Breedlove Dr- Same subject from Nowell St. Turned over to EMS
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – S Broad St/E Washington St- Vehicle was stopped for a moving violation. The driver threw 4 ounces of marijuana out of the passenger side window. He was taken into custody for felony possession of marijuana, hands free, no license on person and expired license.
• Vehicle Unlock – Heritage Ridge Ct. – Unlocked, no damage.
• Unknown Law – Plaza Dr – In reference to a female requesting law enforcement then hanging up. Officers had negative contact.
• Speeding Vehicle – Baron Dr. – In reference to a Honda and a Durango speeding in the area. Contact was made with one of the drivers while his vehicle was parked. He admitted to driving too quickly, apologized, and stated that they would stop.