MPD Reports: Slew of intoxication and mental health issues

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period March 27, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the first part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

  • Civil Issue – Carver Pl – In reference to complainant requesting police presence to retrieve her things.
  • Missing Person – White Oak Dr – In reference to Complainant wishing to report her husband, missing. He was last heard from at 0330 Hours this date and therefore could not be listed as missing.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78 @ Unisia Dr.- In reference to a vehicle failing to maintain lane heading into the city, Walton County Sheriff’s Office made contact with the vehicle.
  • Other Law – S Broad St; Subject walked away on S. Broad St. BOLO was requested to be given out to Walton County.
  • Vehicle Unlock – Carwood Dr – Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
  • Suspicious Person – Breedlove Dr; Ridgeview – Subject arrived at Ridgeview to admit himself, but due to intoxication, the influence. They advised him that he would need to be medically cleared. The subject was given a courtesy ride to Piedmont Walton due to being intoxicated and not able to drive himself.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – 6th St – In reference to a Black passenger car riding up and down the street multiple times. Contact was made with the vehicle at the end of the road, occupied by a male and a female. The male was taken into custody and released on a copy of citations for driving without a license. Vehicle turned over to a licensed the driver
  • Fight – Pavilion Pkwy; Huey Magoos – In reference to a group of juveniles on location, possibly fighting. Upon further investigation, it was determined that no fight occurred.
  • Dispute – S. Madison Ave- In reference to a civil dispute regarding property. Remedies advised.
  • Dispute – Nowell St – In reference to complainant advising his ex-girlfriend wouldn’t give him his phone. Complainant was advised of remedies.
  • Suspicious Person – S. Madison E. Fambrough St. – Identified subject walking in the area of S. Madison and Quickpick due to receiving a doorbell ring video of a subject walking around a residence in the area of Randford and 5th St. that appeared to be looking around in vehicles.
  • Dispute – E Spring St; Mr. Quicks – Female left store with no issues when advised that the store clerk wanted her to leave.
  • Transport – W Spring St; Piedmont Walton – In reference to giving subject from previous call a ride back to Ridgeview.
  • Traffic Stop/Stolen Vehicle – East Marable/North Madison – In reference to a stolen vehicle hit on FLOCK. Vehicle was located and driver was taken into custody.
  • Accident – MLK Jr. Blvd/Michael Etchison – Two-vehicle crash with no injuries. GEARS report.
  • Damage to Property – Carver Place – In reference to a broken wine bottle with blood on it in the complainant’s driveway. Wine bottle was disposed of.
  • Alarm – Pavilion Parkway – Staff on location, all okay.

  • Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 138 & W Spring St- Contact made, no violations observed.
  • Alarm – Pine Park – Alarm was determined to be coming from a discarded smoke detector in a pile of trash. All okay.
  • Dispute – Ridge Rd – Verbal dispute between a resident and the property manager. The situation was mediated and potential remedies advised.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Woodland Rd & McDaniel St – In reference to a truck and trailer parked in the roadway. Vehicle was gone when officers arrived.
  • Juvenile Complaint – Millstone Bluff – In reference to a juvenile being unruly. Remedies advised.
  • Accident – MLK Jr Blvd; Mister Carwash – Two vehicle private property accident with no injuries.
  • Traffic Stop – Hwy 78 and Hwy 138 – Male subject was taken into custody and charged with possession of Schedule IV and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony following a traffic stop.
  • Mental Patient – Harris St – In reference to subject being upset. Units have dealt with subject many times and know her mental status. I was able to get her to calm down, and she requested a hug, which I obliged. She requested a hug from the other officer, which was also given. The hugs seemed to calm her down, and she went back inside her residence. No laws were violated, and she was not a threat to herself or anyone else.
  • Suicide Threats – Reed Ct – In reference to complainant advising subject had attempted suicide last date and feared that he would attempt again today. Officers checked the residence with negative contact. WCSO and surrounding agencies were notified of subject’s vehicle description and were advised to check welfare if contact is made.
  • Mental Patient – Tall Oaks East – Call started as complainant wanting a report for defamation of character. I arrived and met with the complainant and quickly figured out this was a mental health call. The complainant requested a transport to Advantage Athens. A member from Operation Rally Point had been working with the complainant and arrived on scene. She was working on getting him to the VA in Atlanta. It was determined the best course of action was to get him to Advantage and then transferred to the VA. I transported him to Advantage Athens.
  • EMS Assist – Hwy 138; Chick-fil-a – In reference to a male subject looked to be unconscious in his vehicle. Contact was made with the subject who was sleeping.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – W Spring St: Walton 24 – In reference to vehicles loitering in the parking lot. Vehicles were gone when officers arrived.
  • Domestic Violent – Harris St – In reference to complainant advising her son hit her in the head. Upon further investigation, due to conflicting stories no arrest was made. Report taken.
  • Mental patient – Ammie Briggery St – In reference to a subject hearing a monster grunting on location. The subject willingly took medications, all ok.
  • Vehicle lockout – Unisia Dr – While waiting for security to arrive and open the gate, the complainant advised to cancel the call due to them being able to unlock the vehicle themselves.

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