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Name:
CONNER, MANDIE M
Date of Booking:
05/03/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
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[NARRATIVE #1 on May 03, 2025]
On 3 May 2025 at 06:49 hours, I Ofc. Cohen was dispatched to the area of [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir in reference to a white female playing loud music and screaming.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with the white female who was identified as Mandie Conner who was sitting in the drivers seat of the Ford Ranger listening to music. I advised Ms. Conner to stop playing her music loud due to the time of day and courtesy of her neighbors. I also advised Ms. Conner of local ordinances that she was in violation of.
During this interaction, I observed Ms. Conner to be under the influence of the alcohol. Conner had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her breath, slurred speech, unsteady on her feet, and her own admission to consuming alcohol.
I then went back in service.
[End of Narrative]
[NARRATIVE #2 on May 03, 2025]
On 3 May 2025 at 07:15 hours, I Ofc. Cohen was dispatched to [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir in reference to the previous complainant.
Dispatch advised that there were two separate complainants about [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir in reference to Mandie Conner playing loud music from her vehicle and yelling in her yard. The two complaints came from [200 BLOCK] and [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir.
Upon my arrival, I advised Ms. Conner to stop yelling and playing loud music. I told Ms. Conner that she needed to go inside and go to sleep due to her being under the influence of alcohol and causing a disturbance. Ms. Conner advised she was going inside of her residence.
At this time, Ofc. Casper #347 and I parked our patrol vehicles up the street near [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir. I waited a few minutes to see if Ms. Conner was going to start yelling or playing her music loud again. I then heard music playing and coming from Ms. Conners residence. I asked radio to contact the original complainant and transfer them to my city issued cell phone. The complainant, [VICTIM #1] advised that she could hear the music again and it was disruptive.
I made the decision to place Ms. Conner under arrest. It is unnecessary to blare music and yell at 06:40 – 07:15 hours. Ms. Conner was obviously disturbing her neighbors due to the fact of two complainant’s from separate addresses. Ms. Conner was also given multiple warnings to stop and refused to do so.
I then arrived back at [200 BLOCK] Mobley Cir. Upon making contact with Ms. Conner she was sitting in the drivers seat of the Ford Ranger playing loud music. I immediately advised Ms. Conner that she was under arrest. Ms. Conner exited the vehicle and shut the door. Ms. Conner then began to walk away from Ofc. Casper and I. I then grabbed Ms. Conners right arm in attempt to place her in handcuffs. Ms. Conner then used her left hand and grabbed the chain-linked fence (dog kennel). Ms. Conner was advised multiple times to place her hands behind her back. Ms. Conner failed to comply with the awful commands that were given. I then used both of my hands and grabbed Ms. Conners left arm. Ms. Conner was still actively resisting arrest. I then pulled back with my body weight to gain control of Ms. Conner. As I pulled back, Ms. Conners left hand released from the fence. I then fell back and Ms. Conner fell onto the ground. While Ms. Conner was on the ground she was handcuffed behind her back. Handcuffs were checked for fit and double locked.
Ms. Conner was escorted back onto her feet by Ofc. Casper and I. Ms. Conner was then escorted to the rear of my patrol vehicle where she had to be assisted into the backseat. While Ms. Conner was in the backseat of my patrol vehicle she purposely kept pushing her foot on the door to make it not shut. I pushed Ms. Conner’s foot and shut the door.
EMS was called to the scene to check the welfare of Ms. Conner. EMS cleared Ms. Conner on scene. I then transported Ms. Conner to the Monroe Police Department where she was issued two citations. Ofc. Wukoson #368 took custody of Ms. Conner and transported her to the Walton County Jail.
Backseat was checked prior and after transport.
CITATION (105876) City Ordinance 42-31; Loud; Unnecessary; and unusual noise
CITATION (105877) City Ordinance 62-1; Disorderly Conduct.
**********Sec. 42-31. – Loud; unnecessary; unusual.
It shall be unlawful for any person to make, continue or cause to be made or continued any loud, unnecessary or unusual noise or any noise which unreasonably or unnecessarily either annoys, disturbs, injures or endangers the reasonable comfort, repose, health, peace or safety of others in the city. *************
[End of Narrative]