MPD Reports: Woman calls 911 to report that nobody would sell her drugs; when police turn up she requests loan to buy the drugs and ride home

The City of Monroe Police Department reported the following incidents for the period April 10 – 16, 2026. Due to the length, this report has been split into four parts. This is the final part. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Suspicious Persons – Fawnfield Drive – In reference to the complainant wanting to report her neighbor coming onto her property, accusing her of having his cell phone, and cussing at her. Neighbor was advised not to return to her property. His phone was located on his property and he denied making vulgar statements to the complainant. Incident documented.
• Damage to property – Hwy78E at N Broad St – In reference to reporting a barrel falling off of an unknown vehicle and striking her vehicle causing damage. Report taken.
• TPO Violation – Sorrells St – In reference to subject on location after being criminally trespassed from the property. Subject stated that he was visiting a friend at a different apartment. Subject agreed to leave the area. The complainant was advised on the TPO process. Incident documented.
• Found Property – Planet Fitness. In reference to subject locating a folder containing two checks for over $40,000. The owner was contacted and the property was returned to the owner.
• Domestic Dispute – West Spring Street; Piedmont Walton Hospital – In reference to a domestic dispute between subject and another named subject. After investigation, named subject was taken into custody for family violence battery and family violence criminal trespass. The named subject was transported to the Walton County Jail without incident. Warrants were obtained.
• Dispute – North Wayne St / La Gabrielle – Complainant wishing to report being intentionally blocked in a parking space by a city of Monroe contractor vehicle. Incident documented.
• Traffic Stop/Arrest – Highway 78 / Marable St Bridge – Vehicle stopped for multiple equipment violations. Driver was arrested for Poss. of Misd. Marijuana, Poss. of Sch. II (Percocet), Poss. Of Sch. I (Mushrooms) and Obstruction. He was taken to the WCSO Jail without incident. Vehicle turned over to Taylors Wrecker Service.
• Hit and Run – Home Depot. In reference to the complainant shopping inside and finding her vehicle struck by another vehicle that left the area. GEARS report completed.
• Unknown Law – Sorrells Street – In reference to complainant calling 911 angry because no one would sell her drugs. Complainant then asked for $20 for drugs and a ride. She was denied both and left the area on foot.
• Juvenile Complaint – W Spring St and Breedlove Dr. – In reference to subject not listening to his legal guardian and wanting to walk home. Contact was made and he was turned his grandmother.
• Suspicious Person – E Church Street; Monroe Day School – In reference to a male subject found sleeping in the grass. The subject was gone upon arrival and not located in the area.
• Suspicious vehicle – S Broad St at E Spring St. In reference to a gray passenger car heading South on S Broad St driving recklessly. Area checked, negative contact made.
• Hit and Run – MLK Jr Blvd & W Spring St – In reference to a Kia Soul striking a Ford Ranger. No injuries were sustained. The Kia Soul fled the scene. GEARS report completed.
• Suspicious Vehicle – S Broad St – In reference to a truck attempting to run drivers off of the road. Negative contact on location.
• Warrant Service – 140 Blaine Street, Monroe PD- In reference to a fourteen-year-old turning himself in due to him having an active arrest warrant. He was placed under arrest and transported to Rockdale RYDC without incident.
• Suspicious Person – S Madison Ave. Felker Park – In reference to an unknown black male using inappropriate language on the soccer fields. Negative contact on location. Area checks were conducted.
• Juvenile Problem – Pavilion Pkwy – In reference to the complainant advising she wanted multiple juveniles criminally trespassed from the location due to selling candy in front of the store. Contact was made with the juveniles and was verbally warned not to go back to the store.
• Juvenile Problem – Atha Street / South Broad – In reference to a passerby notifying emergency services, stating a white female appearing underage was walking in the roadway. Area checked with negative contact.
• Theft Report – S Madison – In reference to complainant stating that her brother took a pair of grey shorts and a pair of black and blue Jordan shoes out of her vehicle on March 30th, 2026. Report taken.
• Accident – MLK Jr Blvd & W Spring St – In reference to a two-vehicle accident with no injuries. GEARS report completed.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Hwy 138, West Spring Street- In reference to a vehicle driving recklessly. Complainant lost contact; area checks were conducted, with negative contact.
• Juvenile Complaint / Dispute – Ridge Road – In reference to three subjects involved in a dispute. Probable cause was developed for Simple Assault and Simple Battery, though the on-call juvenile denied a hold. Juvenile Complaint Form completed, report taken, remedies advised.
• Accident – Sorrells Street / Rose Ison – Report completed in gears. Welfare Check – GW Carver Dr – In reference to a welfare check that was conducted on subject. Contact was made with subject, who advised all was ok.
• Welfare Check – Pannell Road- In reference to the complainant being unable to get in contact with her husband for the last two hours. The complainant was able to reach her husband before my arrival and advised that everything was okay. L
• oud Music – Stonecreek Way and Stonecreek Bend – In reference to loud music being played in the vicinity. No loud music was heard on location.
• Dispute Non Violent – Baker St – In reference to complainant and her mother disputing over four checks. The checks were given to complainant.
• Dispute – Green St – In reference to a verbal dispute between subject and his sister over her drinking. No physical altercation occurred, and both parties agreed to separate for the remainder of the night. Remedies advised.
• Suspicious Vehicle – Shoppes of Breedlove- In reference to a female subject sleeping in her vehicle after hours in front of closed businesses. She advised that she was currently going through a divorce and would be headed to her Aunt’s residence in Loganville. She was informed of loitering laws and sent on her way.
• Suspicious Person – East Marable Street / Matthews Park – In reference to subject on location after park hours. Subject is permanently paralyzed and is wheelchair bound. Subject was advised of the loitering laws, and he advised he was waiting for an Uber ride. Subject was still on location after 20 minutes, so he was given a courtesy ride to the Quality Inn on North Broad.
• All okay. Business Alarm – Pavilion Pkwy; Old Navy – Delivery truck on location. All appeared ok.
• Suspicious Person – McDaniel Street, Michael Etchison- In reference to a male subject walking at a quick pace down the side of McDaniel Street just after the intersection of Michael Etchison while holding a black bag in his hand. Contact was made due to the time of night and the rising number of property crimes in the area. The subject was identified and advised that he had just left the Harrys Marathon and was headed back to his residence located on Spruce Lane. All okay.
• 911 Call – E Church St. Chestnut Cupboard – In reference to an accidental 911 call. All was ok on scene.
• Disturbing the Peace – Sorrells Street – In reference to the resident at the listed residence reporting multiple unknown males outside the residence, disturbing the peace, and emitting an odor of narcotics. The area was thoroughly checked with negative contact.
• Suspicous Person – Graystone Church – In reference to subject on the listed location, sitting in the parking lot, loitering. Subject advised that the staff at the Quality Inn was not present when he attempted to acquire a room. Contact was made with Subject’s aunt, who is enroute from Montgomery, Alabama, to pick him up.