MPD Reports: Sexual assault allegation; fraud reports and slew of domestic disputes

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period July 31 – Aug. 6, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into five parts. This is the second part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Dispute – Douglas St – In reference to a manager knocking on doors to remind tenants to pressure their trailers. Yelling was heard from inside the residence. No yelling was heard upon officer’s arrival and no contact was made with the tenants despite numerous attempts.
• Agency Assist – East Church / Baron Drive; In reference to assisting Walton County Sheriff’s Office with a funeral escort. Completed.
• Follow Up – West Marable Street – Contact was made with the family members, and they were advised that their family member was at Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring Street; Family Dollar – In reference to an unknown female dropping a suspicious item by a vehicle. The item was recovered and determined to be nothing illegal or dangerous.
• Downtown Foot Patrol
• Disabled Vehicle – Highway 138 – In reference to the complainant being out of gas, which resulted in their vehicle becoming disabled in the roadway. The complainant was given a courtesy ride to obtain gasoline. The vehicle was subsequently removed from the roadway by the complainant.
• Suspicious Person/ Arrest – Sorrells St – In reference to a named subject refusing to leave the location. Towler was placed under arrest for disorderly conduct and had an active FTA warrant. He was transported to WCSO jail without further incident. Report taken.
• 911 Hang-up – Davis Street – In reference to a juvenile playing on the phone.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Alcovy St / Breedlove Dr. – In reference to a pickup truck failing to maintain its lane. The Walton County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the vehicle’s direction of travel.
• Dispute – North Wayne St – In reference to the on-duty manager firing an employee who was refusing to leave. The former employee left the establishment prior to the officers’ arrival. Staff was advised of the available remedies if the former employee returns.
• Domestic Dispute – Bryant Rd – In reference to complainant not wanting subject to come inside of the residence to gather his belongings. Complain was able to collect all his items and left the location without issue.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Walker Drive at Mathis Street – In reference to a named subject stopped for a traffic violation. He was found to be in possession of drug related objects, Cocaine, Methamphetamine and oxycodone. He was arrested for possession of a schedule II narcotic (x3), drug related objects and taken to the Walton County Jail where he was turned over to the staff on scene without incident.
• Fraud – North Broad St / City Hall – In reference to a possible counterfeit note. Money was determined to be real. No further.
• Suspicious Vehicle – 6th Street – In reference to a Nissan passenger car parked illegally in the roadway. The registered owner was advised of the laws pertaining to parking on the street and was instructed to either comply with those laws or move the vehicle onto their property. The owner advised they would remove the vehicle on this date.
• Dispute – Tall Oaks – In reference to two subjects disputing over money. Both parties were advised to remain separated.
• Sexual Assault – Aycock Ave – In reference the complainant reporting his 14-year-old daughter being assaulted.
• Threats – Wellington Lane – In reference to complainant reporting that she received a text message from an unknown number that she believed belonged to a particular subject. That subject has bond conditions prohibiting contact with complainant. Complainant was advised of the available remedies, and a report was completed.
• Traffic Accident – Hwy 138 / West Spring St – In reference to a third party reporting a Semi Side swiping another vehicle. Negative contact in the area.
• Forgery Report – W Spring Street – In reference to a female subject going to two locations and getting loans using different names and social security numbers. Report taken, to be investigated further by CID.
• Vehicle Lockout – West Spring St / Walmart – Vehicle opened, no damage.
• Damage to Property – Baker St and Russell Dr – In reference to subject striking a lawn mower with his lawn mower. Report taken.
• Theft Report – Wheelhouse Lane – In reference to a package being delivered to the wrong address. The package was returned to the rightful owner without issue.
• Suspicious Persons – Pavilion Parkway / Marshall’s – In reference to two young adults selling t- shirts outside the listed location, and the staff wanting the individuals to leave. The individuals were sent on their way without incident, all ok.
• EMS Assist – S Madison Ave, Pannell Road- In reference to subject fainting in the roadway. He was turned over to EMS and transported to Piedmont Walton.
• Foot patrol – South Broad Street, South Side MHP- All OK.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Michael Etchison Road: In reference to a concerned citizen reporting a group of juveniles riding in the trunk of a vehicle. The area was checked thoroughly with negative contact.
• Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St; Monroe Walmart. In reference to a Jeep being improperly parked in handicap parking, with loud music playing from it. Contact was made with the owner,
• and the vehicle was moved without incident.
• TPO Violation – Baron Dr – In reference to the complainant requesting information on possible Temporary Protection Order violation. TPO criteria discussed and explained to all parties.
• EMS Assist – West Spring Street, Koi House- In reference to a customer having a medical episode in the restaurant. He was handed over to EMS and transported to Piedmont Walton.
• 911 Hang-Up – Masters Drive – Everything okay on location.
• Suspicious Vehicle – South Madison Ave, Felker Park- In reference to subject in the park after dark waiting to pick up another subject. Park hours were explained and they were sent on their way.
• Suspicious Persons – West Spring Street / Walmart – In reference to concerned citizens reporting a couple allegedly being cruel to their children. Contact was made with the couple, and no signs of child cruelty were observed.
• 911 Hang-Up – Green Street – In reference to a 911 hang-up at the listed location. Contact was attempted, but the unit was met with hostility and no response to whether the residents were okay.
• Dispute – East Washington Street – In reference to a 9-year-old juvenile not wanting to leave her great-grandmother’s residence and having to go home with her mother. The daughter was handed over to her mother, and they left the scene. Report taken.
• Dispute – Baron Dr -In reference to a disorderly individual causing a disturbance at a residence on Baron Drive. Upon my arrival, the accused fled on foot, leading officers on a foot pursuit before being apprehended and taken into custody. The subject was transported to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office Jail without incident, and warrants were obtained for two counts of Disorderly Conduct and one count of Obstruction of a Law Enforcement Officer.
• EMS Assist – Douglas Street: In reference to subject experiencing a medical emergency and EMS requesting MPD’s assistance. Shortly after MPD Officers were able to get subject awake, the scene was turned over to EMS.
• Dispute – Tall Oaks West- In reference to a dispute between two subjects. During the dispute a window was broken causing an injury to one subject’s hand. She had to have it treated at the Piedmont Walton Hospital. Due to conflicting statements and the type of wound on her hand, Officers were unable to determine if the window was shut on her hand by the other subject or if she punched the window out herself. Report taken and the Pre-warrant process was explained.
• Hit and Run – N. Madison Ave – In reference to a single vehicle striking a utility pole and fleeing the scene. Traffic responded and was able to track down the vehicle with FLOCK. The driver was issued citations for leaving the scene of a collision and striking a fixed object.
• Violent Dispute – Birch Street – In reference to two subjects involved in a verbal altercation which led to a physical altercation. One was determined to be the predominant aggressor in the incident, and a warrant for Battery was secured for his arrest due to him fleeing the scene prior to Officers’ arrival.
• Domestic Dispute – Magnolia Terrace – In reference to subject being intoxicated, fighting with her family members and stating that she wanted to kill herself. She was 10-13 in lieu of charges and transported to Advantage in Athens. Report taken.
• Unsecure Vehicle – Highland Creek Drive – In reference to observing a vehicle with the passenger door ajar during area checks. Contact was made with the registered owner of the vehicle, who advised nothing was taken from the vehicle and it was left open accidentally; all ok.