MPD Reports: Unknown juvenile jumps out of window when maintenance enters apartment; police advise parent on lawful punishment for disrespectful child

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Aug. 7 – 13, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into six parts. This is the third part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Warrant Attempt – Tall Oaks W – In reference to locating a named subject who had felony warrants out of Hall County. Turned over to Walton County Sheriff’s Office.
• Dispute – Sorrells St – In reference to subject on location refusing to leave. Subject was advised he is not welcome on the property and left. All okay
• Road Obstruction – E Marable/Sweetgum Dr – In reference to an open gate partially blocking the roadway. Gate was closed
• Other Law – West Spring Street – In reference to a patient not understanding why he is not allowed to leave. It was explained to him that he is under a 20-13.
• Trespassing – Tall Oaks W – Reference complainant entering a unit of Tall oaks reference maintenance work. Complainant stated when he knocked on the door an unknown juvenile jumped out the back window and entered the adjoining unit. Complainant was advised to secure all doors and windows prior to leaving if no one is supposed to be on location.
• Traffic Stop – N Broad St and Golden Pantry – Named subject was arrested and released on a copy of the citation for driving n a suspended license.
• Alarm – Ammons Bridge Rd. – In reference to a living room motion alarm. The homeowner returned home and the residence was cleared. All appeared okay. Ongoing issue.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 11 – In reference to a report of a Ford truck, speeding and swerving around vehicles, heading into the City. A traffic stop was conducted on suspicion of illegal window tint. No moving violations were observed. The driver was sent on his way.
• Suspicious Persons – Pavilion Pkwy; Ross – In reference to an employee believing she may have been followed by two Hispanic males during her lunch break an hour prior. Report taken.
• Damage to Property – West Spring Street – In reference to a customer renting a truck and then accidently striking a pole causing damage to the truck. Report taken.
• Downtown Patrol: 1000; 1200; 1400; 1600
• Accident – West Spring Street – Two vehicle private property accident. Report taken.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown- Foot patrol conduct; all okay.
• Juvenile Complaint – Mill Stone Bluff – In reference to complainant stating her daughter was attempting to leave her residence for the night. Remedies advised.
• Juvenile Complaint – W Creek Cir – In reference to mother being frustrated about her disrespectful son. Did not know what else to do. I advised capital punishment is legal and lawful; just do not leave markings. The juvenile was advised to mind and respect his mother. All okay.
• Vehicle unlock – Ammie Briggery St – Vehicle unlocked without damage.
• Foot Patrol – Downtown all okay.
• Agency Assist – S Broad St – Conyers PD wanting MPD to make contact reference stolen Apple headphones that were taken in their jurisdiction. The headphones were pinging in this general area. No contact at lot. Lot denies having them.
• Hit and Run – S. Madison Ave @ Davis St- Two vehicles, no injuries. At-fault vehicle, a dark blue sedan, fled the scene towards downtown. GEARS report completed. Negative contact with at-fault vehicle.
• Accident – W. Spring St – In reference to a 2-vehicle private property accident. No injuries and minor damages.
• Welfare Check – Breedlove Dr; Ridge View – Complainant stated her daughter was assaulted on Friday and is complaining of pain. I met with the daughter, who is ok. She was taken to the hospital on Friday, and staff is taking care of her.
• Alarm – W Spring St; Walmart – In reference to automotive side alarm going off. Area checked and all okay.
• Suspicious Person – W Spring St; McDonald’s – Female in parking lot acting confused. The female is currently homeless and had her car repossessed. FISH owner was contacted and made arrangements for her to stay at the Haven Inn for 2 nights.
• Foot Patrol Downtown – Patrol of downtown on foot. One unsecured business was located.
• Unsecured Business – During a foot patrol of downtown, an unsecured door was located at the front of Taco & Beers. The building was cleared; no contact with the key holder to come secure the building.
• Vehicle Unlock – Unisia Dr – Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• Foot Patrol 1800; 2000
• Vehicle unlock – Unisia Dr / Astemo -Vehicle unlocked, no damage.
• Vehicle Unlock – N Broad St. Golden Pantry – In reference to a vehicle unlock. The vehicle was unlocked with no new damage.
• Suspicious Person – Sorrells St – In reference to a male on location sitting on the porch. Male was located and advised to stay off the complainant’s porch.
• Dispute – East Washington St – In reference to a female subject wanting the truck keys from the co-owner of her vehicle. Civil remedies advised.
• Dispute – West Spring St / Piedmont Walton – In reference to a named male subject on location refusing to leave due to losing his phone on location. He was removed from the property without incident.
• Other Law – 140 Blaine St / MPD – In reference to Complainant reporting he was leaving his relationship and his now ex-girlfriend was now following him. Contact made with both parties and remedies were advised.