Johns Creek police logged nine incidents on Monday, Aug. 3, including an early-morning stalking report and a larceny that stretched nearly a week along State Bridge Road. The day also marked the first day of the Fulton County Schools year, with two traffic crashes occurring on corridors near school zones.

Stalking reported at Threadstone Over

A stalking incident was reported at 2:09 a.m. at the 7100 block of Threadstone Over, according to the JCPD Police-to-Citizen daily bulletin. The case (No. 2026002847) is listed as suspended, meaning it is not actively being worked. No suspect information or additional details were released.

Five-day larceny on State Bridge Road

A larceny was reported at 9:57 a.m. at the 11100 block of State Bridge Road. The incident spanned from noon on July 28 through noon on Sunday, Aug. 2, a window of roughly five days that suggests the theft was discovered after the fact. The case (No. 2026002851) is also listed as suspended. Police did not release details about what was taken or identify a suspect.

Two crashes on first day of school

A two-vehicle crash at 5950 State Bridge Road at 8:39 a.m. involved Frances G. Spaulding and Snehith Reddy Kompelli (Case No. 2026002849). The collision occurred during the morning commute as Fulton County students headed to their first day of classes.

A second crash happened at 3:59 p.m. at 5098 Kimball Bridge Road at Jones Bridge Road, involving Yulia Panova (Case No. 2026002856). The bulletin listed only one party, leaving it unclear whether this was a single-vehicle incident or whether a second driver's name was withheld.

Both crashes occurred along corridors that see heavy school-zone traffic.

Traffic arrest for surrendered license

Anthony Ronnie White, 24, was arrested at 11:05 a.m. at the 6000 block of State Bridge Road at Saint Georgen Common. White faces misdemeanor charges of driving with a surrendered license and speeding. His case (No. 2026002852) is listed as closed, cleared by arrest.

State Bridge Road sees heaviest activity

Four of the day's nine incidents clustered along State Bridge Road: the larceny at the 11100 block, the morning crash at 5950, White's traffic arrest at the 6000 block and a recovered-property report at the same block around 6:12 p.m.

The remaining entries included a lost-property report at the 7200 block of Bell Road, stemming from an incident the night before.

Residents with information about the stalking or larceny cases can contact the Johns Creek Police Department at 770-623-8698.