MPD Reports: Stolen car call cancelled after owner found car had just rolled down the hill

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 third part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• 911 Hang Up – E Church St – In reference to a 911 hang up. Contact was made with the homeowner who stated that all was ok and that the call was placed by their son by mistake.
• 911 Hang Up – Davis St – In reference to multiple 911 hang ups. Contact was made with the tenant who stated that the calls were made by her autistic son. She stated that he would no longer have access to the phone.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – North Madison Avenue / Bold Springs Avenue – Vehicle stopped for failure to obey traffic control device. Female driver was placed under arrest for DUI Less Safe, Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device, Failure to maintain and Possession of Sch. 3 and Sch. 4.
• Vehicle Unlock – E Spring St. Sunshine Cleaners – In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Damage to Property – N Madison Ave. – In reference to subject striking a deer earlier this date causing damage to her vehicle. Report taken.
• Road Hazard – Colley St and E Church St – In reference to a down stop sign. Upon arrival, the stop sign was still standing but leaning to one side. Dispatch was informed to contact public works.
• Agency Assist – Birch St / Marable St – In reference to assisting Walton County Sheriff’s Office with a funeral escort. Completed.
• Disabled Vehicle – Highway 138 / West Spring Street – In reference to a vehicle that ran out of gas in the roadway. The vehicle was pushed out of the road and the owner was taken to get gas.
• Vehicle Unlock – MLK Jr BLVD. Mr. Car Wash – In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Suspicious Person/Arrest – West Spring Street / Breedlove Drive – In reference to locating a male matching the description from loitering throughout the night at E Spring St; FISH. The subject was identified and placed under arrest and transported to WCSO jail. A warrant was obtained for loitering and prowling. Report taken.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Monroe. Foot patrol conducted in the downtown area. All appeared okay.
• Domestic Dispute – West Spring Street; Piedmont Walton – In reference to a domestic dispute between two subjects. Due to insufficient probable cause, no arrest or warrants were taken. The female subject was advised of remedies. Report taken.
• Vehicle Accident – North Broad St / Pavilion Pkwy – In reference to a two vehicle collision with roadway blockage. One vehicle was towed by Taylor’s, roadway was reopened. GEARS report completed.
• Bank alarm – S Broad St; Wells Fargo – In reference to a rear open door. The bank was cleared and the key holder was notified and arrived on scene. All ok.
• Entering Auto – 140 Blaine St / MPD – In reference to the complainant reporting her vehicle entered overnight on Ford St. Report taken.
• Vehicle Lockout – Pavilion Pkwy / San Andres – In reference to a Van. The vehicle opened, no damage.
• 911 Hang-Up – Kendall Ct – In reference to a call from this location with static on the line. Contact was made with residents who advised all was okay.
• Vehicle Lockout – W Spring St. Walmart – In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Other Law – E Spring St. Monroe Vet Clinic – In reference to the complainant stating that they believed a homeless person was camping in the woods behind the establishment. The complainant did not want to meet with law enforcement. Area checks were conducted of the wood line and surrounding areas with negative contact.
• Wanted Person/Arrest – East Church St / Chestnut Cupboard – In reference to a named subject being on location with an active warrant for FTA out of Walton County. The subject was arrested and transported to Walton Co Jail.
• Other law – W Highland Ave – In reference to complainant reporting that her mother and sister had taken her cellular phone shortly after she was released from Ridgeview Institute. All parties were advised of the legal issues associated with taking another person’s property without their consent. Complainant’s cellular device was returned to her without incident.
• Subject with Weapon – Davis St – In reference to the complainant advising a subject pulled a knife on him and he left the area. Upon arrival, Officers spoke with subject, who advised that she was in a relationship with complainant and they got into a verbal argument over her hanging out with her sister. Complainant was not on location and attempts were made to locate him with negative contact. Subject advised they were inside the residence when the argument took place and no visible signs of a physical altercation were present. Remedies were advised.
• Suspicious Person – M.L.K. JR Blvd; Tractor Supply – In reference to a suspicious male causing a disturbance inside and outside Tractor Supply and refusing management’s request to leave the property. The subject remained at the location for over three hours, causing a disturbance and refusing to leave after being directed to do so by management. Upon investigation, the male subject was charged with Disorderly Conduct and Loitering or Prowling and transported to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office Jail without incident.
• Burglary – Nowell St – Complainant stated that she believed that someone was breaking into her residence. Investigation showed no such action had occurred.
• Suspicious Vehicle – West Spring Street – In reference to a concerned citizen reporting a Camaro driving unreasonably under the speed limit and failing to maintain its lane. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle for an equipment violation, and no signs of impairment were observed.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Ace Hardware. – In reference to a passenger vehicle being left in the parking lot, unattended after hours. The vehicle was checked to see if it was stolen, which came back negative.
• Foot Patrol – Lacy / Pine Park / Davis Street – All appeared okay. No criminal activity observed.
• Disturbing the Peace – Aycock Ave – In reference to the complainant advising of loud music being played near the fire pit. Negative contact was made with any loud music.
• Suspicious Vehicle – East Marable Street / Matthews Park – In reference to a Honda Civic observed at the listed address after park hours. The vehicle was unoccupied, and the driver was unable to be located. All appeared okay.
• 911 Hang Up – Hwy 138; Great Oaks Senior Living – In reference to an elderly female needing medical assistance. EMS canceled law enforcement prior to officer arrival.
• Damage to Property – W Spring Street; Walmart – In reference to a Cadillac SUV striking and damaging a pole in the parking lot. The Cadillac was gone when officers arrived, report taken.
• Alarm – Ammons Bridge Rd – In reference to living room motion. All appeared okay on location, negative contact with the homeowner.
• EMS Assist – Creek View Dr. – In reference to EMS requesting law enforcement due to living conditions. Adult protective services referral competed. Report taken.
• Dispute Call – N Broad St; Church’s Chicken – In reference to subject wanting fresh pickles on her sandwich and being asked to leave after her food was checked. A courtesy ride was given to separate both parties.
• Follow-up – Gatewood Way – In reference to subject wanting a follow-up in reference to a domestic dispute call. Remedies were advised in reference to the case.
• Follow-up – W Spring Street; McDonald’s – In reference to Hit and Run. The caller advised the other party was on location. Supplemental added.
• Disabled Vehicle – Highway 78 / W Spring Street – Vehicle moved out of the roadway by WCSO.
• Traffic stop/Arrest – E 5th St / S Madison Ave; In reference to a traffic stop conduct and wanted person located. The subject was transported to Walton Co Jail.
• Downtown Foot Patrol: 1000 hrs ; 1200 hrs ; 1400 hrs ; 1600 hrs
• Other Law – W Spring St.; Piedmont Walton – In reference to two bags of powdery substance located on a patient by staff. The contents appeared to be coffee creamer and sugar. The items were returned to Public Safety.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 78 @ Mount Vernon – In reference to a F150 driving recklessly on Hwy 78 WB coming towards the city limits. Area checked with negative contact.
• Dispute – Magnolia Ter – Reference complainant being locked out of residence by subject, upon arrival complainant was able to gain access to the residence and subject was gone when officers arrived.
• Alarm – W Spring St – Staff on location, all ok.
• Alarm – Bay Willow Ct. – In reference to an audible alarm. The front door was found unsecured. The building was cleared and all appeared okay.
• Mechanical Breakdown – Hwy 78/Charlotte Rowell – Driver of vehicle wanted to meet to make sure she was off the roadway enough while waiting on tow truck. All ok.
• Alarm – S.Broad St – False alarm, employee on location
• Welfare Check – W Marable St – In reference to welfare check on a subject. Contact made with subject and he was OK.
• Downtown Patrol: 1000; 1200; 1400; 1600
• Accident – Wall St and Church St – Two vehicle accident with no injuries. GEARS completed.
• Road Hazard – Baker St – Reference Semi-truck needing assistance to back up. Semi was gone on arrival.
• Stolen Vehicle – E Marable St – In reference to complainant stating a vehicle was stolen out of his yard. Before officers arrived complainant call back stating the vehicle rolled down a hill in his yard and was not stolen. All okay.
• Other Law – 140 Blaine Street – In reference to the complainant’s mother being harassed by subject. Remedies were advised.
• Traffic Accident – W Spring St; Boost Mobile – Two vehicle accident with no injuries. Victim of incident was provided with at-fault party’s insurance information prior to my arrival. No report needed.
• 911 Hang-up – Sycamore Ct. – In reference to a female heard screaming in the background before disconnecting the line. Upon arrival, subject and her children answered the door. No one appeared in any distress. It was advised that a young juvenile had called and another child had been crying at the time. All appeared okay.
• Alarm – Ammons Bridge Rd – All okay on location per homeowner.
• Alarm – Hubbard St. – Reference unsecured front door, key holder arrived on scene and secured the building.
• Dispute – Rosewood Ln – In reference to complainant advising his ex-wife was having property removed from the residence that did not belong to her. Complainant advised there was no court order in place and they were still going through a divorce that was not yet finalized. Remedies advised.
• EMS Assist – MLK JR Blvd – In reference to a female asleep in her car. ALL OK.
• Suspicious Person – Stonecreek Bnd – Reference male soliciting, contact was made with the male who was asked to leave.