MPD Reports: Stolen property from auto entries located in yard by neighbor; 911 whisper results in warrant arrest

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

• Alarm – W Spring St. – All okay.
• Alarm – S.Broad St – Employee on location, all ok.
• Theft Report – Walker Dr. – In reference to two juveniles stealing two bicycles (one Huffy, one Concord) off the complainant’s porch at 0451 hours. The complainant was able to provide video of the incident. Report taken.
• Vehicle unlock – Springer Ln – Reference Ford Fiesta. Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• Alarm – West Spring Street – In reference to multiple burglar alarms. All okay on location. Possible issue with alarm system due to ongoing construction.
• 911 Hang Up – Aycock Ave – All ok on location.
• Civil Issue – Wheel House Ln – Reference complainant advised she did not have to pay rent by an unknown officer. Complainant was advised remedies.
• Welfare Check – West Spring Street – In reference to the complainant believing his son was en route to cause issues with ex-girlfriend. The ex-girlfriend was not on location and the son never came. All ok.
• Downtown Patrol – 1050-325, 1200-357. Due to calls a foot patrol was not conducted at 1600.
• Alarm – Tall Oaks West – All ok on location.
• Vehicle Lockout – Glen Iris Drive – In reference to a Dodge Ram. Vehicle opened.
• Warrant Attempt – S Broad St. – In reference to attempting to locate a named female subject. Residents stated that she fled into the woods immediately before Officer arrival. The area was checked thoroughly with negative contact.
• 9-11 Hang-up – Davis St – Reference female on the line crying. Each apartment was checked, no contact made.
• Damage to Property – W Spring St – Private property accident, not at fault vehicle declined report, exchanged information and left the scene. Report taken.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N. Broad St – Reference black pickup truck parked on location, vehicle gone on arrival.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Reed St and Reed Way – In reference to a dirt bike on the roadway.Negative contact.
• Dispute – W Spring St.; Walmart – In reference to a Pepsi employee stating that a customer had gotten in his way while stocking and, following a brief verbal dispute, the customer pushed him. CCTV was reviewed and this was not observed.
• 911 Hang-up – Davis St – No contact made. All ok on scene
• Found Property – Felker Street – In reference to the complainant locating items in his yard that belonged to neighbors. Contact was made with his neighbors and it was determined their vehicles had been entered. Report taken.
• Other law – Walnut Circle – In reference to previous call. Juveniles and bikes were located. Juvenile complaints were completed and bikes returned to victim.
• Entering Auto – Felker Street – In reference to camera equipment being taken from truck parked in the driveway. The items were located at neighbor’s residence. Report taken.
• Entering Auto – East Washington Street – In reference to Meta glasses and a wallet taken from vehicle parked in driveway. The wallet was located at a neighbor’s residence. Report taken.
• Vehicle Crash – Cherry Hill Road – Single Vehicle vs ditch. GEARS report.
• Accident – Hwy 78 – Reference to an accident with two semis. Gears Report.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown – Area patrolled on foot, all okay.
• Theft Report – Unisia Dr; Walmart DC – An empty trailer was taken by accident by another driver. The trailer has been located, and the companies are working together to get it back. No
• theft occurred; it was a mistake.
• Mechanical Breakdown – W Spring St & MLK Jr BLVD – In reference to a vehicle broken down in the roadway. Area checked and no contact with vehicle. All okay
• Report – Nelson St – In reference to a complainant advising that multiple items were taken from her vehicle the previous night. Report taken.
• Foot patrol – Downtown- Foot Patrol conducted, all okay.
• Dispute – Towler St – In reference to a dispute between complainant and residents of lot 21 over a large German shepherd in complainant’s yard, which has shown signs of aggression and almost bit the complainant before. AC arrived to deal with animal restraint violations; situation
• mediated. All okay.
• Loud Music – E Church St; Chestnut Cupboard – Loud bass coming from the area. Area check conducted; no contact.
• Burglary – Davis St – Complainant came home to find his apartment had been entered and his small safe was missing. Damage to the front window was located. Report taken.
• Lockout – MLK JR BLVD; Longhorn – In reference to keys locked inside vehicle. Vehicle unlocked with no damage.
• 911 Hang-up – Green St. – In reference to dispatch receiving a 911 call and no contact but heard background noise. Contact made with resident who advised all was okay.
• Civil Issue – Felker St – Complainant upset that Door Dash keeps pulling in her driveway for deliveries to her next door neighbor. Remedies advised.
• Dispute – Tall Oaks W – Juvenile was caught earlier in the day doing something he should not have been doing. When confronted, the juvenile became upset. He spit, threw a drink, and threw rocks at his sister. He then fled the location when the mother called the police. The juvenile was located and transported to Piedmont Walton at the request of the mother for a mental evaluation. A juvenile complaint was filed out for simple battery against the sister.
• Suspicious Person – S Broad at Atha St: In reference to subject on a bicycle with no lights on the roadway. Subject was warned and sent on his way.
• Suspicious Person – E Marable; Matthews Park – In reference to a vehicle parked on location after hours. Subject was advised of loitering laws and sent on his way.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Vine St; Stovall Automotive – In reference to a vehicle failing to maintain lane, traffic stop was conducted. Driver had a suspended license as of 7/30/26. He was arrested, transported to the PD to be fingerprinted, and released on a citation.
• 911 Hang Up – Douglas St – 911 hang up x 3 no voice contact. I attempted to make contact, but no one came to the door. I walked the perimeter of the trailer but could not hear anything coming from inside.
• 911 Hang Up – Nowell St – In reference to a female calling 911 and whispering help. Officers arrived, and she came to unlock the door and said that a named male subject was inside the bathroom upstairs and he had active warrants and that she and her children had knives and she believed he had a gun. She allowed officers inside the residence. The named subject was found in the bathroom and told to exit; he was immediately placed in handcuffs, and the warrant was confirmed for VOP-felony drugs. He was transported to the jail with no issues. He was charged with Possession of meth with intent to distribute, possession of drug-related objects, prescription pills not in original container, possession of schedule IV drugs.
• 911 Hang Up – Douglas St – Complainant advised he thinks he overdosed on fentanyl. I pounded on the door and was able to wake up the female resident, who advised she lives alone. The call came from a 911-only phone and pinged to this address.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St; Piedmont Walton – In reference to subject being at the hospital all night long, released due to no medical issues. She was not to smoke on the property, and she urinated on the floor. The staff wanted her gone, so I was able to make contact with her sister, who lives 22 minutes away and was able to come get her home. All okay.
• Follow up – Douglas St – I met with the male, who stated his girlfriend was going to take him to the hospital. He stated he took Percocet and was having a reaction. He refused medical assistance.
• 911 Hang-up – Great Oaks Drive; Call canceled due to significant history, closed business.
• Vehicle Unlock – W Spring Street; Walmart – Vehicle unlocked without damage.
• Funeral Escort – Alcovy Street at Wayne Street – In reference to assisting the Walton County Sheriff’s Office with a funeral escort. All okay.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown Monroe. Foot patrol completed. All appeared okay.
• Vehicle Accident With Injuries – West Spring St / Huddle House – In reference to a single- vehicle crash with injuries and property damage. The investigation was turned over to the Georgia State Patrol.