Victoria Simpson

Name:
Simpson, Victoria M

Date of Booking:
05/24/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
Public Drunkness

DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Officer’s Narrative:
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On May 24th, 2026, at approximately 0305 hours, I, Officer Herron, was conducting a stationary patrol at the Monroe Church of God on East Church Street, with my vehicle windows cracked, when I observed and heard two loud individuals walking towards my patrol vehicle from the convenience store, Chestnut Cupboard. At this time, I began consistently observing the two as they continued to get closer to my vehicle.

When the individuals were approximately 200-300 feet away from me, still in the roadway, I began hearing the two loudly arguing and observing what appeared to be a physical altercation. This is when I drove my vehicle over to the two and immediately recognized them from approximately 50 feet away, as (Victoria Simpson) and (Stanley Smith). Victoria and Stanley are individuals who are consistently seen walking around the City of Monroe, highly intoxicated and most of the time belligerent.

As I made contact with Victoria and Stanley, the two were still loud enough to disturb the peace of the surrounding residences across the street, but had relocated onto the sidewalk. I also observed Stanley grabbing and attempting to pull Victoria away from the roadway while also stumbling himself. The two were continuing to become louder as this continued. This is when I separated the two and instructed Victoria to step to my vehicle and attempt to have a seat on the bumper. During this, Victoria was yelling that she wanted to go home.

Once the two were separated, I began investigating what was occurring and where the two were coming from, due to the time of the night and Victoria’s known residence across the city on Ridge Road. Stanley advised that the two were coming from Chestnut Cupboard, where they had been drinking, and he was allegedly attempting to keep Victoria from falling in the roadway.

While I conversed with Stanley, his eyes were bloodshot and watery, his breath emitted the strong odor of alcoholic beverages, he was unsteady on his feet, and his speech was slurred heavily.

I then moved to speak with Victoria, who was unable to stand up without leaning on an object. Victoria advised the same account that the two were coming from the Chestnut Cupboard, though provided nothing else viable towards the incident. Victoria also had bloodshot watery eyes, her breath emitted the strong odor of alcoholic beverages, her speech was slurred heavily, and she was unable to stand up without assistance from an object.

Due to the two stumbling and walking in the roadway, having a loud verbal altercation disturbing the peace at 0300 hours on a Sunday morning, getting involved in a minor physical altercation, and the physical manifestations listed above from the two, I arrested both Victoria and Stanley. Victoria and Stanley were handcuffed in front of their bodies, the cuffs were checked for proper fitment and double locked, their persons were also searched, before they were secured in my vehicle.

While I handcuffed Victoria and began taking the items in her hands, she refused to hand over her can of chewing tobacco and ignored my command to hand it over. This is when I attempted to pull the can from her hands. Victoria resisted my attempt to get the can, opened the can, grabbed some chewing tobacco, and put it in her mouth. As I ordered Victoria to spit the tobacco out and pointed to the ground, Victoria spat some of the tobacco onto my right hand.

I charged Victoria and Stanley with citations of Disorderly Conduct (62-1) and Public Drunkenness (67).

Stanley’s Citation Numbers: M524887, M52486
Victoria’s Citation Numbers: M524884, M524885

The two were then transported to the Walton County Jail, where they were informed of their citations and turned over to the Correctional Officers without incident. Stanley was able to sign his citations, while Victoria was so heavily intoxicated that she was unable to comprehend me asking her to sign the citations, so I signed “jail” in place of her signature. The two have a copy of each citation in their property.

[End of Narrative]