Nurse's Domestic Abuse Battery - Reduced to Misdemeanor
November 2020
Nurse's Domestic Abuse Battery - Reduced to Misdemeanor Read On
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Illegal Possession Of Stolen Firearms. - Probation
January 2021
In December 2020, police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle. The driver, identified as Mr. BB consented to a search of his vehicle. Three firearms were recovered, one having the markings of a local gang. The firearms were seized, and two were found to be stolen. After obtaining sworn witness... Read On
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Aggravated Assault On Utility Service Employee With A Firearm. Illegal Possession Of Stolen Firearms. Simple Battery - Charges Reduced/Probation
November 2020
In the fall of 2020, police received a call from a utility service employee, stating he had a gun pulled on him by a man referred to as JH. As the employee went to disconnect the electricity, JH protested. The two argued, and the employee saw the barrel of a rifle on JH's back and called the poli... Read On
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OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED. - DISMISSED
October 2020
A client with the initials JK had attended a homecoming game at a local university of which he was an alum. He enjoyed drinks and intended to stay the night at a friend's house who lived within walking distance of the stadium. He and his friends enjoyed more drinks after the game and at a certain... Read On
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Resisting An Officer By Violence - DISMISSED
October 2020
Resisting An Officer By Violence - DISMISSED Read On
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Indecent Behavior With A Juvenile - Probation
September 2020
In the summer of 2020, police responded to a call from the Northern Louisiana Medical Center in regard to a possible sex crime. The victim's mother stated that she had discovered that her son had been sexually assaulted. The victim told police that he had been walking with his friends when he was... Read On
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Carrying A Firearm Or Dangerous Weapon on Campus & Illegal Possession Of Stolen Firearms - Probation
June 2020
In February of 2020, police found a man referred to as Mr. K smoking on Grambling State University campus. Mr. K, when asked, admitted to not being a student at GSU. Police conducted a frisk and found a handgun in Mr. K's pocket, Mr. K did not invoke his right to counsel and after being read his ... Read On