MPD Reports: Motorcyclist wanted on a probation violation with an original charge of murder flees from police

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Oct. 17 – 24, 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 Lockout – West Spring St @ Murphy USA; Complainant locked her keys in her Nissan. Vehicle unlocked with no damage.
  • Suicide Threat – South Broad St; Subject on location having suicidal thoughts, Subject was evaluated by EMS but denied transport. Remedies advised.
  • Suspicious Person – Blaine Street – In reference to two unknown males at Complainant’s gas station asking the complainant’s name and address, one male took a picture of her tag. Incident documented.
  • Mechanical Breakdown – Hwy 78 & Marable St Bridge- In reference to the complainant running out of gas on the side of the road. Gas was provided and the vehicle was returned to the roadway.
  • Traffic Stop/Arrest – Hwy 78 East/Marable St- Male subject was taken into custody on outstanding warrants out of Tennessee.
  • 911 Hang up – Towler St- Residents on location stated they unplugged their landline due to spam phone calls but had not made any calls to 911. All was okay on location.
  • Locked vehicle – Bold Springs Rd; Chevron: Vehicle unlocked, no damage observed.
  • Civil Issue – Maple Ln – In reference to a female subject concerned about a Temporary Protection Order that was placed on her. She was informed of the restrictions.
  • Dispute – South Madison – In reference to a verbal dispute about moving a vehicle out of the way for tree work to be completed. Remedies advised.
  • Loud music – E Church St – In reference to loud music in the area, negative contact.
  • Domestic – King Street – In reference to two subjects getting into a verbal argument over a door dash driver arriving on location at the wrong address and one accusing the other of cheating. Parties were separated and the TPO process was explained.
  • Mentally Ill – Pavilion Pkwy- In reference to Subject having a mental episode and was transported by EMS to Piedmont-Walton. Subject has an active probation violation warrant. Piedmont was notified to call if he was discharged.
  • Dispute – Walton Truck Stop – In reference to a 18 wheeler on location since 2:00 pm refusing to leave. Operator was located and advised to make contact with staff in order to park on location.
  • Suspicious Person – East Fambrough St – In reference to Subject advising someone broke the window of his vehicle. Subject had not taken his medication and appeared to have broken his own window. Remedies advised.
  • Follow up – Piedmont-Walton. In reference to call number 6. Contact was made with male subject who has a probation violation warrant. He was arrested and transported to the jail.
  • Suspicious Person – Pavilion Parkway – In reference to two males wearing black clothing near businesses. Subjects were identified and were determined to just be walking after their workout at Planet Fitness to cool down.
  • Suspicious person – East Spring Street – Reference possible homeless person on location. No contact made.
  • Mechanical Breakdown – S Broad St & E Church St- In reference to a Nissan Frontier pickup truck broken down in the roadway. The vehicle was pushed out of the roadway into a nearby parking lot while the owner waited for assistance.
  • Welfare Check – West Spring Street – In reference to subject sleeping in his vehicle on location. Contact was made with subject who advised he was taking a nap before his appointment. Everything okay.
  • Damage to Property – South Broad St; In reference to someone breaking the window out on the complainant’s trailer. Report taken.
  • Welfare Check – East Marable St – Reference welfare check requested from female for her grandkids. Made contact at the residence and subject the father of the children was at work, but everything seemed alright with the children lately. SROs checked on the juveniles at school.
  • Vehicle unlock – South Broad St.- Ford Taurus, vehicle was unlocked without damage.
  • EMS Assist – West Spring Street- Reference to Subject sleeping in his vehicle. Contact was made with subject who stated he was just sleeping. All appears okay.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – S. Madison Ave @ E. Church St.- Contact was made with the complainant on E. Fambrough St. The complainant advised the driver was on their phone and had failed to maintain lane, no contact was made with the vehicle.
  • Suspicious Person – Pine Park St. Caller stated there was a male subject in a tree in the area, area was checked without contact.
  • Follow up – 140 Blaine Street – Reference a stolen auto case from 2 years ago. Information was received from all parties involved and a new report was completed. Forwarded to CID for further investigation.
  • Juvenile Complaint – Irving St- Reference to unruly juvenile. Officers spoke with the juvenile and released him back to his family. After officers left the juvenile slapped his uncle and continued his unruly behavior. CHINS form completed.
  • Civil Issue – W. Spring St; Walmart- Complainant reporting that his vehicle was stolen, contact was made with a repossession company who advised they had repossessed the vehicle and provided the repossession order for the vehicle. Remedies advised.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Sorrells St – Reference pickup truck swerving into complainant’s lane, vehicle DOT towards North Broad St, no further information. Damage to property report made reference to damage sustained to the complainant’s vehicle to avoid collision.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – South Madison Ave @ Towler; In reference to a gray SUV riding up and down the street honking its horn. Negative contact in the area.
  • Suspicious Person – North Midland Ave @ Bold Springs Ave; In reference to two subjects in the wood line behind residences dressed in all black. Subjects advised to leave the area.
  • Vehicle Accident – North Broad St @ Bojangles; In reference to a two-vehicle accident. GEARS report taken.
  • Suspicious Person – South Broad St @ Walgreens; In reference to a suspicious person behind Walgreens. All okay.
  • Warrant Service – East Spring St @ Valero; In reference to wanted sex offender being located and taken into custody.
  • Traffic Stop/ Arrest – North Broad St @ Mayfield Dr; In reference to a traffic stop resulting in the arrest of wanted female subject.
  • Harassment – Nowell Street – In reference to Subject wanting to report her boyfriend’s mother for harassing communication. Report taken, remedies advised.
  • Dispute – Atha St: In reference to the complainant advising that her neighbor was accusing her of stealing $40 from his residence and starting a verbal dispute on her property. Subject was advised of the TPO process and neighbor was advised to stay off of her property. Remedies advised.
  • Suspicious vehicle – W Spring St at Carwood Dr. In reference to a maroon passenger car failing to maintain a lane. Last known location was Green St. Negative contact made, area checked.
  • Concentrated Patrol – High School Ave in reference to looking for a named male subject who has active felony warrants.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Southern Ox Axe Throwing – Subject on location at the closed business. He was identified and sent on his way.
  • Vehicle Pursuit – Hwy 11 / Bold Springs – A Ford Edge and motorcycle were observed traveling together on Hwy 78. The vehicle returned to a named subject wanted for Probation Violation (Original Charge: Homicide). The driver of the Ford was a female and the driver of the motorcycle was a male matching the description of the wanted subject. The motorcycle was attempted to be stopped for an obstructed tag then fled. Vehicle pursuit was initiated and continued to Harbins Road in Gwinnett County before being terminated.
  • Suspicious person – Magnolia Terr.: In reference to the Complainant advising a male subject was at her front door and would not leave. Contact was made with the named subject who advised that he was invited over by Complainant and they were hanging out. He agreed to leave the property and was criminally trespassed from the property.

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