MPD Reports: Subject arrested for stealing package from porch; slew of domestic and civil disputes

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Dec. 5 – 11, 2025. Due to the length, this report has been split into five parts. This is the fourth part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Unknown Law – Green St / GW Carver Dr – Juvenile and mother walking in the road, no criminal actions observed or problems stated by parties.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N Broad St / Golden Pantry – In reference to a vehicle following in close proximity to the complainant with bright lights on. Negative contact.
• Vehicle Unlock – Unisia Dr; Walmart D.C- In reference to keys locked in a tractor trailer, complainant was able to locate extra key prior to officer arrival.
• Alarm – Martin Luther King Jr Blvd: Freddy’s Barbershop – Employee on site but passcode not working. False alarm.
• Vehicle Accident – Hwy 78 exit/Hwy 138- Tractor-trailer roll over coming off Hwy 78 left on Hwy 138. No injuries on scene. The driver was arrested for obstruction during the investigation. The accident investigation was turned over to MCCD.
• Business Alarm – Wilfully Guided- Alarm company canceled prior to officer arrival
• Warrant Service – Perry St / Irving St – Female subject was taken into custody after being located walking down Perry St. She was transported to the Walton County Sheriff’s Office where she was released to deputies. Arrest report written.
• Armed Robbery – W. Spring St (Family Dollar) – A named male subject entered the Family Dollar where he eventually pulled a knife on the clerk and demanded money. The clerk refused and ran away from the counter. The subject went behind the counter where he told the clerk and another victim that he had a bomb and if she did not open the safe he would kill them both. He then stole several cartons and packs of cigarettes before fleeing on foot. The subject was taken into custody a short time later by MPD still possessing the knife and stolen items. All items were returned to Family Dollar, the knife was turned into evidence, and warrants were secured. The subject is currently housed at the W.C.S.O. and charged with one count of armed robbery and two counts of terroristic threats.
• Vehicle Lockout – West Spring St @ Walmart; Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• Theft – Felker St; In reference to the complainant reporting a package stolen from their front porch. A named subject was identified and later arrested for the theft.
• Vehicle Unlock – South Madison Ave – Vehicle Unlocked. No damage.
• Domestic Dispute – Meadow Walk Drive; In reference to a physical altercation and dispute on location. A named male subject was subsequently arrested for Simply Battery FV.
• Threats – E. Spring St (Popeye’s) – Complainant advised he is having issues with a customer that comes to the location. He does not know the identity of the male but was able to provide a tag number. The complainant advised the male threatened him and he wanted the male criminal trespassed from the property. I advised him to contact MPD if the male returns. Report completed.
• Other Law – 140 Blaine Street: Monroe Police Department – In reference to complainant reporting an unknown male knocking on her daughter’s window around 0300 hours. Report taken.
• Damage to Property – S Broad Street – In reference to a vehicle striking the pole at the Wells Fargo ATM. Report taken.
• Disabled Vehicle – Hwy 78 W / Hwy 138 – Complainant vehicle broke down and had 911 only phone. I allowed him to use my phone to call AAA which dispatched a tow truck.
• Private property accident – Unisia Drive (Walmart DC), 2 vehicle private property accident with no injuries, Gears report
• Traffic Stop – Hwy 78 WB/ Hwy 11- Vehicle stopped for traffic violation, driver and passenger were both arrested for outstanding warrants.
• Disabled Vehicle – Highway 78 @ Unisia: Area checked with negative contact.
• Suspicious Persons – Pine Parks St. – In reference to two subjects retrieving items that were left in the parking lot after one subject was evicted earlier this date. Everything okay.
• Collision with Deer – West Spring @ Breedlove Dr: Single vehicle collision with deer. No injuries. EARS report completed.
• Unknown Law – Nowell St – In reference to an anonymous caller advising she did not know what was going on at an Apt. Contact was made with subject who advised her daughter had another man in the residence. Subject was then asked what was the reason for her calling emergency services and she advised she wanted daughter out of her residence and to show information on a theft that occurred last week. Contact was made with another subject at another Apt., who initially called and advised that nothing was taken from her vehicle and she just wanted the residents at the first Apt. to leave her alone. Remedies advised to both parties.
• Suspicious Vehicle – N Broad St; Graystone – In reference to a Buick parked at the rear of the building. Attempted contact was made with the registered owner who is currently incarcerated. The vehicle was not listed as stolen and unoccupied. No further action taken.
• Mental Patient – Nowell St. – In reference to the complainant advising that her daughter, is a stranger that continuously enters her residence. The call taker spoke with daughter who advised that complainant’s O2 levels were low and became forgetful. Contact was made with complainant who claimed that daughter stated that she would kill her but could not provide any unbiased witnesses. Officers spoke with daughter who denied the claims complainant made. Both parties separated and complainant was explained the TPO and eviction process. Complainant was also instructed to contact the agency that provides care for her and explain her reasoning for wanting to terminate daughter’s care. Remedies advised.
• EMS Assist – Custom Way – In reference to subject drinking too much and complaining of chest pains. Turned over to EMS.
• Agency Assist – Charlotte Rowell: Assisting WCSO with a subject fleeing from a traffic stop. Suspect was apprehended.
• Civil Issue – Marable Ln: In reference to subjects heavily intoxicated and disputing over living arrangements. Situation mediated.
• Welfare Check – Tall Oaks Lane- Contact was made with subject per the request of her mother. Everything okay.
• Welfare Check – Reed Way – In reference to the complainant advising that her neighbor’s son, was laying in the middle of the road. Contact was made with neighbor and son, who advised that the son was upset due to chores. All appeared ok. Remedies advised.
• Suspicious Vehicle – S Madison & Mill St – In reference to a Toyota Camry in the parking lot across from the Monroe Cotton Mills. The vehicle was unoccupied and attempted contact was made with the registered owner. Negative contact was made. No further action taken.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 138; Valero. In reference to an unoccupied vehicle with the doors unlocked left in the parking lot. Dispatch attempted to make contact with the RO, negative contact made and voicemail was left.
• Traffic Stop – Hwy 78E at Aycock Ave – Vehicle stopped for no proof of insurance and expired Tag. Vehicle was turned over to Taylor’s Towing without incident.
• Dispute – Lawrence St – In reference to a third party caller reporting a verbal dispute. Contact was made with two subjects who advised they were verbally arguing over which store they were going to. All appeared ok on location and no signs of a physical altercation were present. Remedies advised.
• Domestic Dispute – Alcovy Street- In reference to subject threatening his girlfriend and assaulting her sister. After a brief foot pursuit subject was taken into custody. He was charged and then released to his mother accordingly after it was determined that a hold would not be placed. Subject was charged with Simple Battery, Criminal Trespass, Felony Terroristic Threats X2, Obstruction and False Imprisonment. Juvenile complaint form completed.
• Domestic Dispute Report – MLK Jr Blvd; Domino’s – In reference to the complainant advising her and her boyfriend were involved in a verbal dispute earlier at or around 1600 hours. Complainant advised she told boyfriend that she wanted to end their relationship due to his behavior and choices and claimed he knocked over a book case, punched a hole in the wall and was threatening to kill her. Complainant advised that boyfriend left the residence and went to work. Complainant gathered her belongings and left the residence to stay with a friend. Complainant was provided a case card and explained the TPO process. Remedies advised.
• Noise Complaint – Towler Street in reference to loud music area checked with negative contact.
• Dispute – Walker Dr & S Broad St – In reference to the complainant advising that his ex- girlfriend was following him and currently sitting across the street from his residence. Contact was made with complainant who advised that subject promised to pay her $100 so she could pay her bills. Complainant was advised of civil remedies.
• Missing Person – Harris Street – In reference to complainant calling because she couldn’t get hold of her son, Contact was made with her son at work.
• Residential Alarm – 4th St – Cleared, All appeared ok location.
• Civil Issue – W Spring St; Waffle House – In reference to the complainant advising she wanted her food cooked a different way or a refund. The complainant left the location prior to the officer’s arrival.
• Firearms – Lanius Ave – Anonymous complainant advised they heard shots across the street from their residence. The surrounding area was patrolled and negative contact was made with anyone nor were any gunshots heard. All appeared okay in the area.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Pine Park St / Mill St (Eastview Cemetery) – Vehicle with its light on in the very rear of the cemetery. Elderly female sitting inside her vehicle stated she was just listening to music and enjoying her morning. I explained why I thought the activity was suspicious and she understood. She decided to leave the cemetery on her own.
• Disabled Vehicle – Hwy 78 Exit/Hwy 138 – Vehicle broke down, blocking turning lane. Vehicle put in neutral and pushed out of roadway.
• Alarm – East Highland Ave – Contact made with homeowner who advised all was okay.
• Civil Dispute – E. Spring Street (Mr. Quicks) – Civil dispute between complainant and her adult son. She stated the male has a drug problem and was taking him to Ridgeview. Male became upset and hostile towards her. She pulled over into Mr. Quicks and wanted him out of the vehicle. Male left the scene on foot and the complainant drove away.
• Secure Self Storage – Work crew on site renovating the office. All ok.