MPD Reports: Rash of alarms in city were result of power outage; woman arrested for yelling and throwing things at hospital staff and pulling the fire alarm

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Oct. 25 to Nov. 1, 2024. Due to the length, this report has been split into five parts. This is the third part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Fire Assist – McDaniel St. @ St. Ives Walk- Monroe Fire Department requesting PD assistance with traffic control reference to lines down off of the roadway, MFD cleared the roadway and cleared the scene. Contact was made shortly after my arrival with Monroe Utilities who advised they had a crew in route for the power outages, they advised they did not require PD at that point in time. All okay.
• Dispute – W Spring St- Caller advised of an elderly male and female arguing in the parking lot. Both parties were gone when officers arrived.
• Damage to property – Stokes St – In reference to Complainant reporting damage to the rear of her vehicle after it had been parked for a few hours. Unknown how the damage occurred. Report taken.
• Shots Fired – Nowell St.- Multiple callers reporting multiple shots fired in the area, the area was checked without any further shots fired or shell casings located.
• Missing Juvenile – Irving St & Perry St- While in the area investigating the shots fired call, officers were flagged down in reference to a missing juvenile. The juvenile was located at a playground on Carver Pl. and turned over to his mother.
• Dispute – Cook Place – Reference verbal dispute between Subject and her brother identified who has an active warrant. She stated during the altercation the subject threatened to strike her with a glass cup. The subject left the scene before police arrived, additional warrant for Simple assault completed and signed.
• Accident – 748 W Spring St; Quality Foods: Two vehicle accident on private property with no injuries. GEARS report completed.
• Loud Music – Maple Ln. Complainant did not wish to meet, called in stating loud music in the area, patrol of area conducted.
• Other Law – E. Marble St. The Complainant called stating that the subject that had taken a Temporary Protection Order on her was in the townhome complex. Contact was made with both parties and the TPO was explained that it works both ways to the subject that filed for it. He was unaware that the female was lying there and was in the backyard of family members not making any attempt to be around the other party.
• Locked vehicle – N Wayne St: Vehicle unlocked; no damage observed.
• Suspicious Person – Pine Park/Knight Street – In reference to subject operating a bike in the middle of the roadway without lights. He was released with a warning.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Perry Street – in reference to subject parked in the middle of the parking lot blacked out. One of the passengers was arrested for a Warrant out of Monroe PD.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Felker Park – Vehicle on location after hours occupied by two males. One was shown to have an active Probation Violation warrant out of Tift County. Warrant was advised to be valid, but no hold placed due to range. Subjects released with a warning.
• Shoplifting – W Spring St; Walmart: In reference to the Complainant wanting two named subjects be criminally trespassed from the store due to earlier incidents of shoplifting.
• EMS Assist – East Church/Pine Park – In reference to a male subject laying in the grass along Pine Park Street. Turned over to EMS.
• Motorist Assist – N. Broad St. and Tanglewood Dr. Vehicle would not start, owner called for Wrecker, stood by till vehicle was removed.
• Mechanical breakdown – Taco Bell. In reference to a vehicle in a parking space that ran out of gas. No action taken; remedies advised.
• Business alarm – West Spring St; Citi Trendz- Alarm activation reference to power outage in area, all was okay on location.
• Traffic Light Out – West Spring St/Breedlove Drive- Reference to light out at intersection. Monroe Power and DOT were advised.
• Business alarm – West Spring St; Monroe Library- Alarm activation possibly due to the power outage in the area, all was secured on location.
• Business Alarm – West Spring Street- In reference to an alarm activation at the Quality Foods grocery store due to a power outage. Everything was okay.
• Residential Alarm – Etten Ct- All doors and windows secure. All appears okay on location.
• Dispute – North Broad Street – Reference guest refusing to leave. Upon arrival the guest and her children were moving property from the room, The subject was issued a CT warning per request of the hotel.
• Welfare Check – West Spring- Complainant advised of a SUV in the parking which appeared someone was living out of, and that it smelled bad. Contact made with vehicle, all okay.
• Vehicle Accident – South Broad Street- In reference to a three vehicle collision with injuries. Driver and passenger transported to Piedmont Walton. Scene turned over to GSP and all vehicles were moved out of the roadway.
• Dispute – West Spring St; Piedmont- Reference to a subject yelling and throwing items at staff. The subject also pulled the fire alarm of the hospital while disputing with staff. She was taken into custody for disorderly conduct and transmitting a false emergency alarm. She was transported to Walton County Sheriff’s Office without incident.
• Juvenile Complaint – Plaza Drive- In reference to 16-year-old juvenile getting into a dispute with his mother and sister. Parties were separated, juvenile went to stay at a neighbor’s residence for the night. Remedies were advised to his mother.
• Vehicle Unlock – King St. Ford Expedition, vehicle was unlocked without damage.
• Accident- 109 Blaine St; The Bridge of Georgia: Two vehicle accident on private property with no injuries. GEARS report completed.
• Dispute – Bridgeport Ln – In reference to a 14-year-old male leaving the home after being involved in a dispute with mother. Juvenile was located and returned back home; Juvenile Complaint completed. Report taken.
• Other law – W Spring St & Wayne St: In reference to a subject forgetting where his vehicle was parked. The vehicle was located and subject had a family member to pick him up.
• Illegal parking – Aycock Av. – Trucks parked in the road blocking the entrance and exit of Walton Truck Stop. All drivers were advised to move.
• Suspicious Person – S. Broad St. – Subject was in a sleeping bag on the side of the building. He stated that he was homeless, the subject was advised he would need to find elsewhere to sleep.
• Prowler – South Side – In reference to hearing what appeared to be footsteps in the woods near the trailer. Area check conducted on foot, negative contact.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Felker Park – all was okay, the subject was a grandparent of a child that played a game earlier in the park.