MPD Reports: Woman arrested at traffic stop after refusing commands and then resisting arrest; police suggest remedy for juvenile acting up

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period Oct. 17 – 23, 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 Rage – HWY 78 WB at Unisia Dr. – In reference to a possible road rage incident occurring on HWY 78 WB. Negative contact within the City limits. Walton County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the direction of travel.
  • Follow Up – Sorrells St. – In reference to a subject that was involved in an incident in Athens after the football game on 10/18/2025. The subject called and stated that he was attacked in Athens, and during the incident, his phone was taken. The subject filed a report with Athens, and he was advised that Athens would need to reach out to us with information. The caller was stating that his phone was pinging on an address of Sorrells St. A knock and talk was conducted on two addresses on Sorrells St. Both residences stated that there was no phone on location that did not belong to them. The caller stated that his attacker was Hispanic and the subjects of the two apartments were black. I made contact back with the caller and advised him that both party was Hispanic, and neither party stated that they had any phone that did not belong to them. It was also explained to the subject that the ping on the phones can be off by miles sometimes. No report or other actions were taken due to the incident occurred in Athens- Clarke County.
  • Dispute – Lacy St. – Dispute between two subjects, no action taken due to insufficient probable cause. Remedies advised.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 138 East – Coming into the city – In reference to a vehicle tailgating and bright lighting a vehicle. The vehicle was observed while traveling from Hwy 138 to Unisia Dr. No violations were observed.
  • Vicious Animal – Green St – In reference to four pitbulls in the area of 505 Perry St that had previously been aggressive to the complainant’s children. Two were located outside of their fence and subsequently placed back into the yard where the gate was secured for the time being. Animal control was notified and would be responding at a later time.
  • Dispute – Ridge Rd. – In reference to a dispute between two subjects over relationship issues and money. Situation mediated and parties separated.
  • Alarm – West Spring Street: Subway – Front door alarm. Contact made with staff on location who advised everything was okay.
  • Damage to Property – West Spring St (Home Depot), a vehicle ran over a caulking gun belonging to a builder putting together the sheds in the parking lot belonging to Home Depot
  • Civil Issue – Douglas St; In reference to a dispute of a security deposit refund. Situation mediated and remedies advised.
  • Courtesy Ride – 140 Blaine St; Monroe PD – Female provided courtesy ride from city court to Nowell St.
  • Agency Assist – Breedlove Dr; Ridgeview – In reference to making contact with a subject listed as missing on GCIC through Dekalb County. Contact was made with subject who appeared in good health. This was relayed to DeKalb County.
  • Area Check – Good Hope / Stonecreek – In reference to loud music or possibly screaming coming from the area. Area check conducted, negative contact.
  • Vehicle Unlock – West Spring St @ Piedmont Walton; Call canceled per the complainant.
  • Harassment/Wanted Person – Old Mill Pt – In reference to a harassment report being filed by complainant about her and her children being recorded by a named subject. Report taken. The subject was shown to have an active arrest warrant out of Elberton PD for Simple Battery FVA. Warrant confirmed and the subject was taken into custody and transported to the WCSO Jail without incident.
  • Other Law – West Spring St; Cartech – Subject requesting a serial number for a firearm be ran prior to buying from a friend. The serial number he provided was ran through dispatch and returned not stolen.
  • Disabled Vehicle – Hwy 138 at Walmart Entrance – In reference to a vehicle out of gas. Gas was provided to the driver and the vehicle was moved out of the roadway.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Highway 138; Tractor Supply – In reference to a BOLO vehicle out of Barrow County. Contact was made and information was turned over to Barrow.
  • Burglary Report – Perry St. – Named subject stated that he believed someone had broken into his residence at some point during the day. Investigation yielded no evidence that any crime had occurred. Report taken.
  • Traffic Stop/Arrest – West Spring Street at WalMart – In reference to a female subject being stopped for a traffic offense. She exited her vehicle immediately and refused to return to it after being advised to do so several times. She then actively resisted arrest. She subsequently was arrested and turned over to the Walton County Jail for disorderly conduct.
  • Damage to Property – S Broad Street: Sky Collision – In reference to a vehicle left on location to be repaired being returned with more damage. Report taken.
  • Theft Report – Cantor Way; In reference to 4 windows believed to be stolen from a construction site over the weekend. Report taken.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Maple Street: Tuscan Lodge – Vehicle parked with subject sleeping. He was sent on his way.
  • Private Property Crash – W Spring St; Panera Bread- Toyota Tacoma vs Jeep Wrangler. No injuries. Report in GEARS.
  • Suspicious Person/Arrest – Walker Drive – Contact made with a named female subject on location who had an active probation violation warrant through WCSO. Taken into custody and transported to the Walton County Jail without issue.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – MLK Jr Blvd; In reference to two subjects in a vehicle at Zaxby’s behaving strangely. Negative contact in the area.
  • Dispute – Cloverdale Drive; Civil dispute over possession of a TV. Remedies advised.
  • 911 Hang Up – Tractor Supply; 911 dialed by accident and everything ok on location.
  • Shoplifting – East Spring St @ Dollar General – In reference to a blonde white female leaving the store with items she did not pay for in a white Acura with a temp tag. Report taken
  • Hit and Run – W. Spring St. @ S. Wayne St.- Passenger car VS tractor-trailer, caller advised the tractor-trailer did not stop. The tractor-trailer was located in an accommodating parking area for the vehicle, and a report was taken.
  • Suspicious Vehicle – Walker Dr. – In reference to a vehicle off the roadway with hazard lights flashing, the vehicle was checked no one was around it; it appeared to be broken down.
  • Juvenile Problem – King Street – In reference to an 11-year-old juvenile throwing items inside the residence and out of the mother’s vehicle in the driveway. The mother was advised to talk to the Doctor that the child sees about changing her meds because the ones she is on do not seem to be working for the illness that she is diagnosed with.
  • Dispute – Davis St. – In reference to a verbal dispute between two subjects regarding living arrangements. Civil remedies advised parties, and for parties recommended to separate.

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