The owner of Just Wings in Monroe, Ga. is offering free wings, once a week for a year, to anyone who helps him identify the people who allegedly stole cooking oil from his restaurant.

“Help me find this truck and you might get 10 wings, fries and a drink once a week for a year – a $728 value,” Mike Samson wrote on Just Wings Facebook page. He said he’d had his oil stolen four times in the last year. Restaurants sell their used oil to companies that process if for biofuels and other such products, so it is a financial loss to the restaurant. Video surveillance of a truck believed to be implicated in the theft is available below.

According to the Monroe Police Department incident report, this last instance happened on Aug. 7, 2016. The truck reportedly drove around to the back of the building sometime between 8:40 and 9 a.m. and backed up to the container that houses the cooking oil. A man and a woman got out, pried open the siphon port and then inserted a hose and began siphoning the oil from the container. Samson told police that the container was almost full at the time and that it holds about 200 gallons of used oil. The oil fetches somewhere between $2 and $2.25 a gallon.

If you see this truck and can help solve this case, you can contact the Monroe Police Department at 770-267-7576 – Case No. 1625892.

You could be the one feasting on wings once a week for the next year.

Making money in the movies has taken on a whole new meaning in Gwinnett County. The Gwinnett County Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects who used “motion picture money” to make some fairly large purchases in Gwinnett County recently.

The incident took place between 3 – 4 p.m. on July 19 at the Walmart on Sardis Church Road in Burford.

The Loss Prevention Supervisor reported that a cashier had accepted $1,000 worth of fraudulent currency in payment for lawn equipment. One of the suspects the returned the item for case at another Walmart. The cashier who accepted the bills quit her job shortly thereafter.

The suspects are described as a black male, who was wearing a pink shirt, khaki shorts, white Chicago Bulls hat and white sneakers and a white female wearing a black shirt and pants with tattoos on both arms and chest. She was wearing eyeglasses. The vehicle they were driving is described as a red 4-door hatchback, possibly a Ford Focus or Kia Forte.

If anyone has any information on this case, they are asked to contact GCPD detectives at 770-513-5300.  To remain anonymous, tipsters should contact Crime Stoppers at 404-577-TIPS (8477) or visit www.crimestoppersatlanta.org.  You can also text your tip to “Crimes” (274637).  Crime Stoppers tipsters can receive up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case. The Case Number is 16-067144

Update:

A Department of Public Safety spokesperson said that the accident happened at about 6:42 a.m. on Aug. 18. A 2001 Ford Mustang was traveling south on Ammons Bridge Road, negotiating a curve to the right and a 2016 Hyundai SSE was traveling north on Ammons Bridge Road, negotiating a curve to the left.

“The driver of the Ford failed to maintain her lane and crossed into the Hyundai’s lane of travel.  The Ford struck the Hyundai on its driver’s side with its driver’s side,” the spokesperson said.

A 22-year-old Monroe woman was driving the Ford and was charged with failure to maintain lane. A 39-year-old Forsyth man was driving the Hyundai and had a complaint of injury but was not transported.

Initial report

A 2-vehicle wreck on Ammons Bridge Road is blocking traffic in both directions. Awaiting details from officials. Witnesses report traffic is being turned around in both directions.

A body discovered in the Fort Yargo lake on Aug. 19, 2016, was identified as 52-year-old Lynn Ann Bowen of Covington, Ga. The Winder Police Department said that, at this time, they do not believe foul play is involved. The body has been taken to the GBI crime lab for an autopsy.

According to the Winder Police Department, the body was discovered at about 8:30 a.m. Friday in the water near the beach area designated for public swimming by a man who was fishing. He called 911 and the Winder Police and Fire departments retrieved the body. A vehicle and some personal items near the place where the body was found were determined to belong to the victim.

Capt. Ryan Sears confirmed that a media alert has been put out for a 15-year-old who was last seen at the McDonald’s in Bethlehem on Saturday.

According to Sears, Donovan Haralson, 15, of Barrow County was last seen between 1 and 3 p.m. on Aug. 20 at the McDonalds. At the time he was wearing a red shirt, red gym shorts and black tennis shoes.

“The child may be in the company of Ben T. Haralson and may reside in Monroe County, Tenn.,” Sears said.

If you have information you can contact the Barrow County Sheriff’s Department at 770-307-3080.

UPDATE:

The Georgia Department of Public Safety said 17-year-old Chase Brendel, 17, from Stockbridge was the teen who died in Wednesday night’s motorcycle wreck in Walton County. According to the department, Brendel was was traveling northbound on Cannon Farm Road when he locked up his brakes on a downhill causing him to slide, upright, into an oncoming vehicle. He hit the front of the vehicle head-on and was thrown from his motorcycle. He did not survive the wreck..

UPDATE:

Georgia State Patrol confirm that this wreck was a fatality. Walton County Sheriff’s Office report that a 17-year-old Rockdale County resident lost his life in the wreck. He is reported to have lost control of his motorcycle in the curve and hit an oncoming vehicle.

INITIAL STORY:

Officials with Walton County Fire Rescue reported on Wednesday night that an air ambulance has been requested for a serious wreck involving a motorcycle and a motor vehicle. Walton County Sheriff’s Office and Georgia State Patrol are on the scene. WCSO is asking the public to avoid the area. Cannon Farm Road just south of Highway 138 is closed due to the wreck.

Details to follow.

According to Walton County Officials, a Walton County inmate who had a ‘free’ weekend after walking off a work detail was rearrested in Morgan County. He now faces an additional charge for escape.

Walton County Sheriff’s Deputy Lora Stamey said the Billy Craig White, Sr., 40, was an inmate in Walton County Detention Center on a probation violation and a failure to appear warrant on Friday, Aug. 19, 2016, when he walked away from a work detail in Social Circle. He was re-arrested on Sunday, Aug. 21, behind a church in Rutledge by Morgan County Sheriff’s Deputies. He is now back in the Walton County Jail facing an additional charge of escape. Stamey said White was on probation for being a convicted felon in possession of a weapon when he violated his probation.

WCSO report that, in addition, White had damaged his county-issued inmate uniform while out on his weekend break. He had disposed of the top and made the pants into cutoff shots, also discoloring them with some unknown liquid substance.

Update:

Social Circle Police Chief Tyrone Oliver identified the victim of the shooting in Social Circle as Roger Watters the owner of Sycamore Street Pizzeria.

“He sustained a non-life threating gunshot wound to the abdomen and is being treated in a local area hospital,” Oliver said. “This is an isolated incident that took place inside of the restaurant after hours. We are still in the investigative stages and will provide more updates as they become available.”

Initial story

The Social Circle Police Department is asking for information related to an overnight shooting at the Sycamore Grill in Social Circle just after midnight.

“On Sunday, August 28, 2016 at approximately 1210 a.m., Social Circle Police Department Officers responded to an EMS Assist Call at the Sycamore Grill. Once on scene officers discovered that there was a white male subject suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the abdomen,” Social Circle Police Chief Tyrone Oliver said. “The subject was then transported to a local area hospital for treatment of his injuries.”

Oliver said the motive for this shooting is unknown at this time. This is still an active crime scene and an ongoing investigation. Investigators are asking anyone with information relating to this incident to contact the Social Circle Police Department. 

Update:

Georgia Department of Public Safety report that a Toyota Corolla was traveling east on SR10, then turning left onto Troy Smith Road. A Ford F150 was traveling west on SR10 at aforementioned intersection. The Toyota failed to yield and was struck on the passenger side by the Ford’s front end. The driver of the Ford was not injured. The driver of the Toyota was airlifted to Athens Regional. The passenger of the Toyota was transported to Athens Regional. No alcohol/drugs were believed involved. Seat belts were used. This wreck is still under investigation.

 

Initial report

Highway 78 at Troy Smith Road was closed for almost an hour Friday as a result of a two-vehicle wreck with serious injuries, according to authorities.

Battalion Chief Craig League with Walton County Fire Rescue said the roadway is now back open.

Capt. Jeff Allen with WCFR said two patients had to be extricated from one of the vehicles. A female, believed to be about 60, was life flighted to a trauma center and an adult male, believed to be about 50, went to a trauma center by ambulance. He said there were no injuries to any occupants of the second vehicle.

Details on the wreck to follow.

Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter confirmed that Odell Montavious Stringer, 38, of Monroe, was sentenced to life without parole for the 2014 kidnapping and attack of a local woman who managed to escape in Loganville. The victim was a new mother at the time of the kidnapping.

According to the press release on the details of the case, the 23-year-old woman was abducted after giving Stringer a ride from the Dollar General in Bethlehem. She had tried to avoid giving him a ride, but he had flagged her down as she was leaving the parking lot and asked if she could drop him at a place where he had an interview scheduled. When she realized things were not right, she tried to pull into a gas station, but he then threatened her with a taser. He then took her to a home in Loganville where he attacked her, sticking his hand down her throat, rendering her unconscious. He dragged her to an unfinished basement in the home and handcuffed her to studs in the basement where he sexually assaulted her on a mattress on the floor. She reportedly lost consciousness several times during the attack.

Stringer forced the victim back into the car and was forcing her to drive to another location when she managed to escape. While they were stopped at the red light at the intersection of Highway 78 and Old Loganville Road, she was able to jump out and run to the vehicle behind for help. She had several injuries, including scratches all over her body and face and a very swollen lip.

Stringer jumped into the driver’s seat at that time and drove off in her vehicle. He was later captured in Monroe after crashing his girlfriend’s Tahoe into a stop sign and fire hydrant. He had returned to the Dollar General and dropped off the victim’s car nearby after dousing it with bleach.

Stringer was convicted of kidnapping with bodily injury, theft by taking and battery. Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Ronnie Batchelor Heard the case. Due to the state filing a recidivist notice, the court was required by law to sentencing him with the maximum possible sentence. At the time of the kidnapping, Stringer was not long out of prison. According to the details of the trial, the time of his sentencing, Stringer told the court that he apologizes to the victim for his actions and wished things had turned out different.

The husband of the victim said he is grateful that Stringer will never get the opportunity to do the same to anybody else.

Gov. Nathan Deal today announced a law enforcement reform package that includes a 20 percent pay raise for more than 3,300 state law enforcement officers and a multi-phase overhaul of officer training and certification courses. The pay increase is effective Jan. 1, 2017, and represents more than $78 million in state funding in the amended FY17 budget and the FY18 budget.

“Since our founding, one of government’s primary roles is the protection of its people,” said Deal. “While the responsibility to provide for the public’s safety has not changed over the course of time, the demands of fulfilling this fundamental obligation have changed and grown. We ask our law enforcement personnel of all levels and ranks to do a very difficult job, one that requires great skill, long suffering, and dedication of purpose. It is incumbent upon the government to recruit and retain the best and brightest, while equipping them with the training and resources they require. They deserve our unwavering commitment and support.

“To that end, I’ve crafted a law enforcement proposal consisting of two major components: more pay for our state officers who risk their lives every day, and changes to how we train both state and local authorities who have the power to make arrests. In crafting these reforms, I sought recommendations and input from the Georgia Public Safety Training Center and the Peace Officer Standards (GPSTC) and Training Center (POST). I’m thankful for their efforts and those of our public safety agencies and boards as these changes are implemented.”

The funding component of the proposal includes:
More than 3,300 state law enforcement officers will receive a 20 percent pay raise next January. This represents $78,990,735 in funding in the amended FY17 budget and the FY18 budget.

The multi-phase training overhaul includes:

• Phase 1—Increasing continuing education training and certification courses
  • This phase includes expanding the list of specific training courses required by POST as part of the continuing education requirements for sworn peace officers. This includes training on use of force, the concepts of effective policing and the importance of building positive community relations.
• Phase 2—Streamlining and expansion of Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)
  • This nationally standardized program is designed to equip officers with the knowledge and skill to approach crises involving individuals with mental illness. It is currently administered by the GBI, which has trained about 9,500 state and local law enforcement officers. Phase 2 involves the transfer of CIT to GPSTC, streamlining training requirements and increasing access to more than 57,000 state and local officers.
• Phase 3—Creation of a task force to review the current Basic Law Enforcement Officer Training Course
  • The task force will be comprised of law enforcement officers, community leaders and elected officials charged with reviewing current law enforcement training standards and providing recommendations for improvement.

Monroe Police Department responded to the following calls between  Sept. 2 – 28, 2016. This report is split into six parts due to the length. This is the first part for this period. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Assist Motorist on West Ridge Dr., in reference to a school bus running into a low hanging wire across the street. The wire was determined as a cable wire and was remove by officer. Monroe utilities department was advised of the situation as well.
• Police Misc. South Broad St. Monroe Police Department lobby, complainant advised his wife grabbed a vehicle backing up in the McDonald’s parking lot yesterday, knocking her down, along with him. The driver provided her information. An incident report was obtained for documentation. No injuries, just soreness.
• Shoplifting, East Spring St., Dollar General. Subject identified by witnesses as named male subject took an AT&T Go-Phone and left without paying.
• Harassment, Ash Lane, complainant advised subject has been texting mean things to her via Facebook and phone.
• Stolen Vehicle, South Broad Street – Monroe Police Department lobby, complainant reported female subject took her vehicle around 0300 hours this date and later located vehicle at “The Hot Spot” on East Marable Street, where female subject left and went to Athens and was later chased by Athens-Clarke County Police and eluded apprehension. Warrants were taken by ACCPD. Vehicle NOT placed onto GCIC as stolen until contact is made with registered owner.
• Suspicious Person, Tanglewood Dr., Caller advised of a black male lying in the roadway. Unknown if its medical issues or was recently robbed. Area checked with negative contact.
• Suicide Threats, East Tall Oaks Dr., subject making verbal threats. Voluntary went to hospital – taken by EMS.
• Warrant Service, North Broad St., at Smith’s Barber & Beauty Shop. Received information male subject was on location, who has an active and valid battery warrant for his arrest out of Walton County. Negative contact with subject on location.
• Trespassing, Victory Dr., in reference to male subject sleeping on location in back yard. Negative contact with subject.
• Dispute on Oak St. complainant advised she got into a verbal dispute with subject…. Subject was GOA upon officer’s arrival.
• Suspicious vehicle @ Amici’s – Ref to a black Ford Ranger driving reckless heading toward Social Circle. No contact with the vehicle.
• Shoplifting at E. Spring St – A male concealed a package of socks into his pants and left the store without paying.  Subject’s possible name was given.
• Domestic/Burglary at Tanglewood Dr – complainant and a male subject were arguing over someone breaking into the residence. three TV’s and an Xbox were taken. Serial numbers entered on GCIC. Possible two suspects were named.
• Dispute at Walmart – Ref to 2 males and a female subject arguing in the parking lot. Verbal argument over transfer of children for visitation. Situation was mediated.
• Welfare check at Walmart – Ref to a female subject falling and throwing up inside Walmart. Made contact with the female subject and EMS transported female to Clearview.
• Runaway juvenile, W. Tall Oaks – Ref to juvenile snuck out his window and ran away for the second time this week. Subject entered/removed from GCIC due to returning home later.
• Welfare check at Dean St – DFACS requesting the check of a 6-month old and three other children. Subjects left prior to officer arrival after spotting DFACS.
• Disabled vehicle @ S. Madison Ave/Davis St – Not a disabled vehicle but instead it was a hit and run.
• Suspicious person at E. Church St – Advised a suspicious female was inside the store but was now GOA. Clerk wanted officer to stand by while they closed.
• Theft/Trespass at Hubbard St – Tommy Harrison advised that a white female driving a white Chevy Tahoe is possibly taking scrap metal.
• Suspicious person at S. Broad St – Ref to two male subjects knocking on the door insisting that the clerk open the door. Made contact with two male subjects. Advised both subjects to stay away from the business when it is closed.

Update: WCPS confirm that Eileen Fisk was a kindergarten teacher at Atha Road Elementary School.

Update: Barrow County Sheriff’s Office confirm that a Monroe resident died in a double fatality on Highway 316 in the early morning hours of Saturday morning.

“The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office responded to an accident on Highway 316 Eastbound between Highway 81 and Carl-Bethlehem Road on September 10^th, 2016 at approximately 0235 hours. Upon the Sheriff’s Office’s arrival, both vehicles involved were engulfed in flames with the drivers still inside,” Capt. Ryan Sears, public information officer for BCSO said in a press release.

He confirmed that the drivers involved were Aileen Fisk, 39, of Monroe and Anthony Hawkins, 21, of Bethlehem.

“Both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene of the accident,” Sears said. “Fisk was driving a Dodge Charger heading westbound in the eastbound lanes when she struck a Nissan Rogue being driven by Hawkins head on in the inside lane of Highway 316. Both vehicles were only occupied by the drivers and the next of kin has been notified.”

Highway 316 was closed from 2:35 a.m. until 5 a.m. while the scene was processed.

Initial Story

The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the accident and more information will be released when it is available.

Barrow County Emergency Services reported that Highway 316 was shut down in the early morning hours of Saturday due to a serious car wreck. It remained closed between Highway 81 and Carl Bethlehem Road for several hours.

Details to follow.

Monroe Police Department responded to the following calls between  Sept. 2 – 28, 2016. This report is split into six parts due to the length. This is the second part for this period. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Suspicious vehicle @ Felker Park – Made contact with 4 juveniles out past curfew. Contacted parent who arrived and took the juveniles home.
• Domestic @ Ridge Rd – male and female subjects were verbally arguing over infidelity issues. Parties were separated. Incident documented.
• Underage consumption at Fuzions – Subject was of legal age but did not have his ID with him. Subject left the premises.
• Domestic at N. Broad St – Ref mother wanting a report due to her son possibly stealing her jewelry and collectors coins. Domestic occurred on South Broad St.
• Domestic at E. Marable St – Complainant advised she was tipsy and didn’t like how her boyfriend went to the bathroom without her permission, being sneaky.
• Burglary at E. Marable St – Victim had her Television (65inch R.C.A) stolen. Unknown serial number.
• Traffic violation at Hwy 11/Louise Dr – Ref Keion Kelly transported to Clearview Regional Medical Center for eating marijuana. Cited for D.O.C and Possession Of Marijuana less than ounce
• Domestic at Young Pines – Intoxicated female stated she was kicked out of her home and didn’t have a place to stay.  Further investigation revealed the female left on her own and opted to return to her residence. All ok.
• Loud music at Green St – Intoxicated subject on location playing his TV and radio loudly. Subject was advised to turn down all music. All ok.
• Suspicious Person, West Spring St., Contact made with male subject who was walking to work at Home Depot.
• Suspicious Person, Davis St., Caller advised of possible squatters in residence. All doors and windows secured with padlocks/plywood. Possibly getting in through floor. No one found on location.
• Suspicious Person, West Vine St., Complainant advised a white male and female on location looking in vehicle. Subjects left in a white Ford F-150
• Warrant Service on Court St., at the Farmers Market. Marion Glen Newman on location with a valid arrest warrant out of Athens-Clarke County for Terroristic Threats and Harassment. Subject arrested without incident and taken to Walton County Detention Center.
• Burglary, Towler St., Cabinets, tiles and vents taken out of a trailer. Possible suspect – named. Driving a white Jeep type vehicle, unknown tag number
• Stolen Vehicle, West Spring St., Walmart. Elderly male, advised someone stole his truck while shopping. Subject’s vehicle was located parked on another row as he forgot where he parked.
• Dispute, West Marable St., complainant advised her neighbor tossed water at her cat. The neighbor was GOA upon officer arrival. Advised of remedies.
• Suspicious Person, Lacy St., An unknown female advised approximately 10 subjects were in the roadway gambling. Officer was on location and did not observe anyone.
• Warrant Service, Royston Johnson in room #108 with an active failure to register as a sex offender out of Barrow County. Subject taken to Walton County Detention without incident.
• Dispute at Los 3 Amigos –  on location disputing with staff due to her son throwing up on their food and she wanted the staff to replace the food for free, for customer satisfaction. Once she was advised that it wasn’t the responsibility of the staff to replace the food she became disorderly and was arrested.

As details emerge on a fiery wreck that closed Highway 316 in Barrow County in the early morning hours of Sept. 10, 2016, condolences pour in for the beloved Atha Road Kindergarten teacher who died in the wreck. Aileen “Alli” Fisk, 39, was the wrong way driver on Highway 316 Saturday when she ran head-on into a vehicle driven by Anthony Hawkins, 21, of Bethlehem. Walton County Public Schools spokesperson confirmed the loss of Fisk Monday morning and the school released the following statement.

“Atha Road Elementary School and the Walton County School District are mourning the loss of kindergarten teacher Ali Fisk who passed away unexpectedly on Sept. 10. “Ms. Fisk was a special teacher who was loved by her students, parents and the school,” said Principal Madenna Landers. “She will be sorely missed by our entire school family and community. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Ms. Fisk’s family and the family of Anthony Hawkins, we will keep them in our thoughts and prayers.” Fisk received her Masters Degree in Elementary Education from Kennesaw State University before starting at Atha Road in the fall of 2008.”

Condolences also are pouring in on social media by parents of students who have been taught by Fisk since she began teaching at Atha Road Elementary School.

“My son had her as his teacher last year, loved her, it was hard having to tell him the news,” said one commenter on Monroe Local News Facebook post.

“One of the best teacher’s Atha Rd school had – she really made a impact on grandkid’s life. She had a heart of gold. The Johnson children loved her with heart and soul. May God touch her family with peace and comfort at this time of the loss of a love one,” commented another.

“Mrs. Fisk was a very important part of our lives for a long time. She taught two of my girls and was very involved with my youngest. My heart breaks over this,” wrote another. “She was an amazing teacher and it is so sad and tragic what happened. Prayers for all families involved in this horrible accident!”

Fisk also taught at Cooper Road Elementary School in the Loganville area of Gwinnett County for a period from 2005 and prior to moving to Walton County.

Condolences also came in on social media for the family of the 21-year-old who, according to his obituary, was a 2013 graduate of Appalachee High School. He also attended Armstrong State University in Savannah and was the assistant manager for Domino’s Pizza.

Monroe Police Department responded to the following calls between  Sept. 2 – 28, 2016. This report is split into six parts due to the length. This is the third part for this period. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Suspicious vehicle, Woodland Rd – Ref to a small gray passenger car that slowed down for a male subject to jump in the vehicle then sped toward front of neighborhood. Checked the area with no contact.
• Warrant service at Walmart – Dispute between male and female subjects. Male subject cut both front tires on female’s Ford Explorer. Male subject was GOA with another female. Warrants to be taken on male subject for Criminal Trespass.
• Suspicious person at Monroe Motor Inn – A resident stated two brothers were walking door to door selling drugs.  Contact was made and no narcotics were found on either party.  All ok.
• Demented person at Colley St – Ref to complainant having problems with her neighbors. Complainant stated that she has ESP and that she thinks that someone is trying to harm her brother with whom she just saw yesterday.
• Loud music at Michael Cir/Amber Tr. – Advised subjects to keep the music down.
• Injured animal @ Wilkins Dr – Deer that was deceased in front of complainant’s residence. Resident wanted to know if he could keep the carcass.
• Disturbing the peace at Alcovy St – Ref to subjects revving the engine to a vehicle on Sherwood Dr. Situation was mediated.
• Domestic at Lacy St – Verbal dispute between male and female subjects. Situation was mediated.
• Welfare check at Dean St – DFACS wanting to check the welfare of a 5-month-old child. Made contact and all was ok.
• Domestic at Baron Dr – Leondric Lattimore arrested for Battery on his girlfriend.
• Follow-Up at Towler St. – Complainant advised male subject on location with a handgun. Male subject was Goa. Brittnee Bekerman was arrested for Party to a crime for previous incident at Wal Mart. Bekermans vehicle was impounded by towing company.
• Suspicious person at McDonald’s – Ref to a male subject in the drive thru shaking and his head bobbing. On arrival, subject was unconscious. Subject possibly overdosed or had a seizure. EMS transported to Clearview.
• Suspicious person at Lacy St – Ref to male subjects blocking the roadway so vehicles could not pass by. No subjects were in the roadway or blocking traffic.
• Harassing phone calls E. Washington St #8 – Civil dispute between two neighbors.  Situation mediated.
• Domestic at S. Broad St – complainant advised that subjects on location are abusing a goat and a male subject push a female subject to the ground. Subjects were extremely intoxicated. Goat did not show any signs of abuse and female subject had no marks on her person nor did she have any evidence of being pushed to the ground.
• Shots fired at Davis St/Harris St – Searched the area and it was possibly fireworks.
• Control substance problem at Monroe Motor Inn – Complainant stated occupants in room # given are selling narcotics.  Negative contact was made with anyone inside the room.
• Control substance problem at Lacy St., – Complainant stated narcotics being sold out of white Chrysler 300.  Searched area negative contact was made with that vehicle.
• Disturbing the peace at Wheelhouse Ln – Advised group of noise ordinance. All ok.
• Rolling Domestic at E. Washington St/S. Broad St – reference to a male and female arguing over the female talking to another male at Night Club. Parties were separated and report taken.
• Disabled vehicle at N. Broad St/Golden Pantry – Vehicle had flat tire. Officers assisted in changing the tire.
• Harassing phone calls at Green St – complainant advised named male subject was sending her text messages stating he hoped someone killed her and he might do it himself. Complainant refused to press charges and merely wanted the incident documented. Report taken.
• Domestic at Lacy St – Ref to subject wanting to retrieve some of her belongings from the residence. All ok. She will remove the rest of her belongings tomorrow.
• Domestic at Pine Park – Ref to a male and female subject yelling outside of the apartments. Female subject advised that someone hit her. Female walked away from officer and refused officer’s help.
• Loud music at E. Church St – Negative contact was made with anyone at the location.  No music was heard.
• Prowler at Colley St – subject advised that she heard someone talking earlier. Subject also stated that she was worried about her sister-in-law.
• Subject with a weapon at Pine Park St – Searched area and negative contact was made with anyone with a weapon.
• Theft, Birch St., complainant stated named male subject took approximately 80-90 Oxycodone pills from her prescription while he visited as a guest

Monroe Police Department responded to the following calls between  Sept. 2 – 28, 2016. This report is split into six parts due to the length. This is the fourth part for this period. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Stolen Vehicle, Maple Lane, complainant advised he woke up this morning to find his blue Jeep Cherokee missing from the driveway along with his girlfriend of nine years. Complainant attempted to contact his girlfriend but hasn’t gotten an answer and his keys were missing from inside the house. GSP advised he was currently investigating a traffic crash involving this vehicle and complainant’s girlfriend driving it. No report taken due to not being stolen…
• Dispute, East Spring St., – Taylor’s Wrecker Service. Complainant from above on location wanting to get items from his wrecked vehicle. Subject advised to return next business day.
• EMS Assist, South Madison Avenue – Monroe Fire Department. Officer flagged down in reference to a possible asthma attack. Subject transported to Clearview Regional Medical Center by EMS.
• Criminal Trespass, Victory Dr., male subject was given a criminal trespass warning not to return to the property. He think he’s in a relationship with female subject, which they’re not together and she requested him not to return.
• Suspicious Vehicle, on St. Ives Walk. Caller advised a white truck pulling a trailer of pine straw have been driving around the neighborhood. Negative contact with vehicle upon officer arrival.
• Lost Property, Tall Oaks Lane. Sixteen-year-old male subject advised he lost his cell phone in the woods near Harris Street. The mother was unaware of the contact made with police and declined an incident report.
• Suspicious Vehicle, exiting Highway 78 westbound and turning left (south) onto Broad Street. Vehicle was described as a black Kia failing to maintain its lane of travel. Negative contact with the vehicle on Broad Street.
• Suspicious Person, East Washington St., Caller advised male subject refusing to leave, after he provides her transportation around town when asked. Male has crush on female.
• Traffic Stop, on North Broad St., at Highland Avenue. Passenger Thadeous Williams arrested for an active and valid probation warrant out of Walton County.
• Suspicious person, Breedlove Dr – Ref to a 46-year-old white female lying in the grass screaming and yelling at the security guard. EMS transported female to Clearview for mental evaluation.
• Domestic dispute at Hardee’s – male subject wanting a report for a dispute that happened last Friday.
• Damage to property at Booth Dr – No damage to property. Will be an accident report.
• Welfare check at Alcovy St – Ref to making contact with husband from above incident to advise him that his wife (the 46-year-old female that was lying in the grass screaming) was at Clearview. Made contact and delivered the message.
• Juvenile complaint at E. Washington St – Ref to a 7-year-old and 8-year-old fighting.
• Suspicious person at  E. Church St – Ref to a black female with a blue hair wrap and blue shorts on a bicycle asking for money and sticking her tongue out as she does so. Searched the area with no contact.
• Prowler at E. Marable St – complainant advised that someone was attempting to get in her front door. She heard the screen door slam. Checked the area with no contact.
• Prowler at Shamrock Dr – Ref to complainant hearing a woman’s voice at the door and knocking. Checked the area with no contact.
• EMS assist at Tanglewood Dr – Ref to 19yr old female, having a panic attack. EMS transported to Clearview.
• Juvenile complaint at S. Broad St., – Ref to mother’s juvenile son, was out past curfew. Juvenile returned home while on scene.
• Business alarm at 700 S. Madison Ave – Ref rear door and office motion. Cinder block thrown through double-pane glass on back door. Entry was made into the building. Nothing appeared to be taken. Empty back pack with live ticks crawling on it possible left on location by suspects.
• Domestic dispute, Stokes St – Ref to male subject on location wanting to go inside residence. The complainant, had a DFACS safety plan stating that the named male subject was to NOT be on location. Sent male subject on his way.
• Welfare check at Shamrock Dr – Mother contacted Rockdale PD and advised them that her boyfriend/father of the children, took her children without permission. Juveniles were on location and advised Rockdale County.
• Fight at Fuzions – Ref to two females fighting. Subjects were GOA.
• Entering auto at 1405 Creek View Dr – Arrested Kevin Smith for entering auto.
• Dispute at N. Broad St – Ref to male and female arguing over gas. Escorted male subject to  Stowers St.
• Missing person at King St – named female left for the movies at 1600 and has not returned. Barrow County advised that they were out with the broke down vehicle and juveniles. They were standing by waiting on AAA.

Monroe Police Department responded to the following calls between  Sept. 2 – 28, 2016. This report is split into six parts due to the length. This is the fifth part for this period. Please note an arrest or charge does not constitute a conviction.

• Suspicious person at Walmart – Ref to a subject, sleeping on location on the bench and on the electric carts. Subject was issued a prohibited entry to not return to Walmart.
• Fire assist at E. Spring St. (Mr. Quick) in regards to grease fire on grill. Officer extinguished fire with his extinguisher and scene turned over Monroe Fire.
• Welfare check at Shamrock Dr. in regards to 4 and 5-year-old male juveniles on location with father and mother who wants sons back. After making contact w/ DFACS in Chicago, IL and Walton County and gathering further information, sons were picked up by mother.
• Domestic problem on E. Church St. between mom and daughter and mom wanted daughter kicked out. Mom advised of eviction process and did not like the legal process so Mom walked off.
• Suspicious person at Tall Oaks Drive in regards to complainant advised of man wearing blue jeans keeps going around and sitting on peoples porches. Contact made with male subject and subject stated a named person gave him permission to sit on porch. Contact made with that person and she advised subject needed to leave. Subject given escort by officer to S. Madison Ave., all ok.
• Suspicious vehicle on Highway 78 East. White passenger vehicle with red writing on back was unable to maintain lane. Officer got with vehicle, all ok. Driver was using GPS
• Harassment at Stokes St., complainant advised male subject keeps calling her in regards to his kids. Complainant advised of remedies, all ok.
• Domestic problem, Clearview Regional Medical Center between two family member’s over family in hospital. Verbal only, situation mediated.
• Medical patient at Clearview left in gown and walked to W. Spring St. Patient was returned to Clearview, all ok.
• Custody dispute at N. Midland Ave between male and female over custody of daughter. Male is not legitimized so he was advised of process and child went with female.
• Damage to property at Knight St. in regards to toddler threw a watch through glass door, all ok.
• Follow up at Clearview in regards to male patient from above call not cooperating with staff again. Patient became combative with staff and all units arrived restrained patient in bed while staff administered medical treatment. All ok.
• Assist Day Shift with patient fighting with officers and medical staff at Clearview. Patient restrained to bed and sedated. All ok.
• Stopping suspicious vehicle, East Marable St., arrested Keith Floyd for suspended license, no insurance. Vehicle impounded by towing company.
• Harassing phone calls, West Spring St., Clearview Medical. Complainant requests report for TPO against two subjects.
• Domestic problem, West Marable St., Both parties intoxicated.  Deloris Fambrough arrested for FV Battery against named male subject.
• Suspicious person, Truck Stop. Driver advised of white female in green shirt going truck to truck. Contact made with driver who advised she asked to get into the truck and then walked off. 10-66 area with negative contact.
• Domestic problem, Bridgeport Pl. Verbal dispute only between male and female subjects, male subject was GOA, all ok.
• Missing person, West Spring St., Clearview. Patient from beginning of shift ran out of hospital.  Security brought him back to his room where he received a second shot and went back to sleep.
• Dispute, Claywheel Cir., male and female disputing over fidelity. Female GOA.
• Runaway Juvenile, Southside MHP. Son not returning home after a dispute with his mother.
• Dispute, Atha St., complainant upset about a friend drinking. Situation mediated.
• Wanted person, Wheel House Ln., two apartments for male subject. Consent to search one apt. Negative contact, denied consent to search other apt.. Address on warrants is in Barron Properties.
• Theft report, North Broad St., Golden Pantry. Clerk advised man possibly shoplifting candy but not certain of theft. Area checked with negative contact. Clerk requested report.
• Theft report, East Tall Oaks Dr., complainant advising cell phone taken.