Johns Creek police report two misdemeanor arrests Oct. 16

By Johns Creek Bulletin staff · October 19, 2026 · 1 min read

Interior lobby of a police records counter with service window and orange seating. — The lobby of the Johns Creek Police Department's records office. Residents can access the department's daily arrest bulletins through its online portal. Courtesy: Coby Ficklin

Johns Creek police made two misdemeanor arrests on Friday, Oct. 16, according to the department's daily bulletin.

Alexandra Marie Price, 43, was charged with DUI-less safe alcohol and operating without required headlights. Officers stopped Price at the 9200 block of Nesbit Ferry Road near Brumbelow Road at 10:51 p.m.

Earlier that morning, Carlos Daniel Mendoza Campos, 23, was charged with driving on a surrendered license and speeding at the 5400 block of Old Alabama Road near Buice Road at 7:52 a.m.

All charges are misdemeanors. No additional details about either stop were included in the bulletin.

Residents can view the full daily bulletin on the Johns Creek Police Department's online portal.

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