MPD Reports: Repo man needed help urging people to exit vehicle with repossession orders

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Aug. 15 – 21, 2025. 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.

• Alarm – Double Springs Church Rd @ Monroe Area High School – All okay on location. Contact made with staff on location.
• EMS Assist – Green Street – EMS assist for an unresponsive male subject. Upon arriving the subject was alert and conscious and refused medical treatment. No action taken.
• Alarm – Cherry Hill Rd; In reference to roll up door motion. All appeared secure on location, audible alarm. No contact with the keyholder.
• Dispute – Pine Park St. – In reference to a non-violent dispute between subject , her husband, and children concerning vape pens, abuse and subject’s daughter’s boyfriend. The dispute was mediated and remedies were provided. Subject left the residence with her son to separate for the time being.
• Funeral Escort – Unisia and Hwy 78 – In reference to assisting Walton County Sheriff’s Office with a funeral escort.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Michael Etchinson @ Hwy 138 – Reference RAV4 with a Florida tag failing to maintain lane. Area checked, negative contact.
• Agency Assist – Criswell Rd @ Youth Monroe Rd; In reference to assisting WCSO with a funeral escort.
• Disabled Vehicle – Highway 11 @ Mayfield Drive – In reference to a vehicle broken down in the roadway. Owner arrived and was able to get the vehicle filled with gas and out of the roadway.
• Damage to Property – S Broad St. – Reference complainant making a report of his husband violating his Temporary Protection Order. There was no probable cause of violation based on the signed court orders.
• Auto Accident – Pavilion Pkwy – Reference Red Honda vs White SUV, occurring on private property. No injuries reported, accident report completed in GEARS.
• Fight – Cook Place; In reference to two males reported to be actively fighting in the parking area. Subjects were gone when officers arrived – negative contact with anyone fighting in the area.
• Warrant Attempt – Cook Place – While on scene, Roydarius Slaton was observed walking towards Cook Place with an active warrant out of Walton County. Slaton was arrested and transported to WCSO Jail without incident.
• Warrant Attempt – Cook Place; While on scene, a male subject was observed walking towards Cook Place with an active warrant out of Walton County. He was arrested and transported to WCSO Jail without incident.
• Suicide threat – Towler Street- In reference to an individual calling 911 stating that they wanted to kill themselves. Contact was made with the individual who was clearly upset however he advised that he did not have any intention to harm himself.
• Suspicious Person – East Spring Street- In reference to locating subject and barring him from the BP gas station due to him attempting to steal a candy bar the night prior.
• Warrant Service – South Broad Street – In reference to a female subject on location with an active arrest warrant out of WCSO. She was taken into custody and transported to the WCSO without incident.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – W Spring St Taco Bell – In reference to an equipment violation where a male subject was found to have an active warrant out of Newton County. He was placed under arrest and turned over to WCSO jail without incident.
• Suspicious Person – Tall Oaks Lane- In reference to multiple subjects loitering in the complainant’s front yard. Contact was made and the subjects were sent on their way.
• Dispute – Green St – In reference to the complainant advising that subjects will not exit out of the vehicle he has a repo order on. Subjects exited the vehicle without incident and the vehicle was turned over to the repo company.
• Traffic Light – 138 and W Spring – In reference to the traffic light not working. All ok.
• Suspicious Person – Martin Luther King Blv- in reference to female subject who’s homeless was sleeping behind the business. Subject left without further incident.