MPD Reports: Shoplifting suspects criminally trespassed from various locations; mental health and juvenile issues

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Aug. 8 – 14, 2025. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the final part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Unsecure Premise – Heritage Ridge Dr. – In reference to the homeowner returning home to find her back door cracked open. The residence was cleared and all appeared okay.
• Dispute – Windsor Dr- Complainant advised of eviction process, if other party decides not to honor verbal agreement.
• Other Law – Walker Dr. – In reference to complainant feeling threatened by his cousin. No dispute was occurring upon Officer arrival. Complainant was spoken with and all was okay.
• Dispute – Windsor Drive – All parties advised of warrant process and eviction process along with disorderly house/conduct
• EMS Assist – Country Club Dr – In reference to assisting Med 7 with a subject suffering from a seizure. He refused treatment. Turned over to EMS
• Mental Person – 6th St – In reference to complainant requesting a welfare check for subject reference to subject having a mental health episode. Subject was not on location.
• Welfare Check – South Madison Ave – In reference to subject having his grandkids while their father is reported to be under the influence of narcotics but not in the city limits. Extra patrol requested.
• Dispute – Southside – In reference to two subjects disputing regarding money and living arraignments. Civil remedies and eviction process advised.
• Audible Alarm – Carmichaels – In reference to an audible alarm coming from the business, the front door was secure, the back door of the business was found to be unsecure. The building was cleared and resecured by the keyholder.
• Animal Complaint – Armistead Cir – In reference to the complainant stating a dog was chasing a cat in the area. Negative contact.
• Fight – Lacy St – In reference to the complainant stating that a fight was occurring on Lacy St. After investigation; contact was made with subject who advised an unknown female on location and instigating a fight. Subject stated she did not need law enforcement assistance.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Sorrells St. – In reference to a vehicle that was left abandoned half way in the ditch and half way in the roadway. The registered owner was contacted and she stated that she had let a subject that she only knows by name use the vehicle for traveling to work. The owner was unaware of the address of the subject that she let borrow that vehicle. Vehicle removed by Taylors.
• Mental Person – Nowell St – In reference to subject having a mental episode. A dispute occurred between her and her mother, due to her mental issues. There was no evidence of any family violence offenses having occurred. Subject advised that she did not want to kill herself, nor did she have any plans of doing so. She refused transport to Advantage, as well as to Piedmont Walton. Remedies were advised. Report taken.
• Fight – 6th St – In reference to a report of two subjects fighting possibly wielding a knife. Upon officers arrival no subjects were fighting and the complainant stated she never saw a fight but heard a verbal argument and someone mention a knife. All okay.
• Vehicle Accident – Charlotte Rowell/Hwy 78 – In reference to a single vehicle accident vs. ditch. GSP was in the area and arrived on scene without being dispatched. GSP advised they would handle.
• Shots Fired – West Marable Street – In reference to the complainant advising a subject in a gold van shot at City workers. Upon arrival the City workers advised nobody shot at them and that the power lines sparked due to the work they are doing. All ok.
• Shoplifting – East Marable – In reference to a named subject shoplifting a vape. Owner did not wish to press charges but to have the subject trespassed. He was criminally trespassed for two years.
• Roadway Block – S Broad St at Walker St: In reference to a semi-truck blocking the roadway. Vehicle was gone when officers arrived.
• Dispute – E Spring St.; Taylor’s – In reference to a customer upset regarding a payment issue. Officers stood by as the situation was resolved.
• Civil Issue – E Washington – Complainant advised their apartment had a water hose hooked up to what she believes is her outside faucet. The complainant was advised to monitor her utility bill and see if she has a decrease in her monthly bill.
• Suspicious Person – Chestnut Ln – In reference to a previous tenant going through the complainant’s mailbox. Complainant advised subject was going through their mail box on this date however frequently comes to the residence going through the mail box. They moved into the residence on 12/2024. They got his name by confronting the male for going through their mailbox. They received a summons from the sheriff’s office for subject. They requested subject to be trespassed if officers spot him on their property and do not want him going through their mailbox.
• Damage to Property – West Spring Street – In reference to the complainant’s window being shattered by an object kicked up by a landscaper. Complainant advised the situation was handled civilly but requested assistance with getting the rest of the window out so it did not fall on her son. Assistance was given. All ok.
• Traffic Crash – Hwy 138 at W Spring St- Hummer vs Honda HRV. No injuries. Report in GEARS.
• Assist – Officer assisted with a function at George Walton Assistant.
• Fire Assist – W Creek Circle – In reference to a resident catching a pan on fire and putting it out themselves. The scene turned over to Fire.
• Shoplifting – W Spring St.; Family Dollar – In reference to Family Dollar wishing for a named subject to be criminally trespassed after shoplifting twice recently. No shoplifting occurred this date. The subject was criminally trespassed for a period of (2) years.
• Fight – E Marable St- In reference to subject striking caretaker in the face with the phone. Subject special needs and a slew of medical conditions. Subject was claiming that her caretaker choked her. Subject had scratch marks on her neck. And her caretaker had a mark on her face from being hit in the face. Conflicting statements. Parties were separated. Subject is being medically reevaluated. Report taken.
• Suspicious Vehicle – MLK Jr. Blvd – In reference to an abandoned vehicle on location. It was determined the registered owner had been arrested. Remedies advised.
• Wanted Person – Alcovy Street – In reference to a named subject having an active probation warrant. She was taken into custody and transported to the Walton County Jail.
• Disabled Vehicle – S Madison / Davis St – In reference to a black Hyundai Elantra broken down in the roadway. The driver contacted the registered owner who advised she did not have roadside assistance. Taylor’s Wrecker Service was contacted at the owner’s request. The vehicle was removed from the roadway. All ok.
• TPO Violation – Ford St – In reference to the complainant stating that she was receiving third party text messages which was in violation of a TPO that was in effect. After investigation; there was insufficient probable cause. The complainant was advised of remedies and the probation office was notified. Report taken.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N Madison Ave / Bold Springs Ave – In reference to a black SUV in the roadway, occupied by a female subject. Area checked with negative contact.
• Shoplifting – W Spring St; Walmart – In reference to a named subject on location skip scanning items at the self-checkout register. She was placed under arrest of shoplifting and transported to MPD. She was fingerprinted and released on a copy of the citation for 62-1; DOC and 16-8-14; shoplifting.
• Dispute – Wheel House Ln – In reference to a dispute between two subjects, parties were separated.
• Juvenile Problem – Court Street – In reference to a large group of juveniles downtown after the parade. All okay.
• Alarm – MLK Jr Blvd; Carmichael Drug – Business checked; all appeared ok.
• Civil Issue – S Broad St. – In reference to a subject advising that his uncle had turned the power off in the residence. Remedies were advised.
• Business Alarm – Pavilion Pkwy; Old Navy. In reference to back door motion. Delivery truck on location.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Bridge of Georgia – In reference to a red in-color Kia Soul on location with its lights activated but not running. Negative contact with the registered owner nor the key holder for the school. The school appeared to be secured.