The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Nov. 7 – 13, 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.
- Road Obstruction – Hwy 138/ Hwy 78 East ramp; In reference to a tire in the roadway. Tire removed from the roadway.
- Domestic – Pine Park – In reference to a domestic dispute between siblings. Due to conflicting stories and no witnesses willing to advise on the situation both parties were separated. Report taken.
- Suspicious Vehicle – South Broad St/ 2nd St – In reference to an SUV driving recklessly in the area. Negative contact.
- Suspicious Vehicle – McDaniel/First Presbyterian Church – Vehicle partially in the roadway. Contact made with owner. Vehicle removed by Taylor’s.
- Vehicle Accident – Hwy 11/Charlotte Rowell – Two vehicle accident. No injuries. GEARS report.
- Vehicle Unlock – MLK Jr Blvd – Complainant advised her husband was bringing a key. Vehicle Unlock – Reed Way – Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
- Traffic Stop/Arrest – Spring St / Broad St- Male subject was stopped for a hands free violation. Upon investigation it was determined that he was in the US illegally. Jorge was taken into custody for driving without a valid license, hands free, and a detainer for ICE was placed.
- Suicide Attempt – Wheel House Lane – In reference to a named subject cutting himself with a knife. He was transported to Piedmont Walton and turned over to staff without incident.
- Suspicious Vehicle – South Hammond Drive – In reference to a passenger car on location with the rear passenger side door open. The complainant was not familiar with the vehicle. The vehicle was run through dispatch and returned not stolen.
- 911 Hang Up – Great Oaks Drive – On going issue at location. All ok.
- Dispute – E Church St – In reference to the store clerk wanting a subject to leave. The subject left when asked to do so.
- Disabled Vehicle – Pavilion Pkwy (Publix) – Subject requested a jump due to a dead battery.
- Scam – W Spring St, United Community Bank – The bank contacted the complainant in regard to his mother attempting to withdraw 20k from her account. The bank did not allow the transaction and advised the uber driver they had contacted a family member who was on the way to get her. Report taken regarding potential scam.
- Traffic Stop – E Church St at Meadows Farm – Subject taken into custody for driving without a valid license, false name and DOB and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon following a traffic stop.
- Harassment – Glen Iris Drive – In reference to an issue on November 9, 2025 on East Spring Street. Informational report taken.
- Damage to Property – Woody Dr – In reference to a Honda Civic that was struck last date while parked on the side of the road.
- Mental Person – Glen Iris Dr – In reference to subject on location having a mental health episode. GCAL was on location and signed a 1013. She was transported to Piedmont Walton by EMS.
- Suspicious Person – E Spring St; Dollar General – In reference to subject loitering on location. Subject was advised of local ordinances and sent on his way. Subject left the location without incident.
- 911 Hang-Up – Hill St – In reference an open line with 911. Prior to arrival, it was advised that the resident made contact with 911 and advised all was ok.
- Road Obstruction – Hwy 78 EB on Ramp – In reference to a box in the roadway. Area checked negative contact
- Suspicious person – Pavilion Pkwy; Publix – Caller advised a male subject was looking into vehicle windows in the parking lot, no contact was made.
- Damage to Property – Wal-Mart- Upon arrival parties agreed to handle civilly and exchanged insurance information.
- Suspicious Person – Hwy 78 WB / Cherry Hill Rd – Subject was observed walking on the side of Hwy 78, contact was made with Subject who advised that he was leaving work at Hitachi and was walking home. He was advised not to walk on Hwy 78 and provided a ride to Zaxby’s in Monroe.

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