Police Report

Editor’s Note: An arrest does not indicate whether a person is guilty of the crime with which they have been charged. A person is not considered guilty until they are convicted of a crime in a court of law. All information on arrested subjects is printed as provided by each agency.

Sheriff’s Office

Six people people were reported as booked into the parish jail by the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff’s Office over the last week.

Friday, Oct. 26

John Touchet, Jr., 54, of Jennings, was charged with simple forcible rape. No bond was listed.

Corey Lee Johnson, 22, of Roanoke, was charged with possession of a schedule IV narcotic, open container and second offense DWI. No bond was listed.

Buster Thibodeaux, 36, of Opelousas, was charged with possession of a schedule II narcotic. No bond was listed.

Monday, Oct. 29

Vondrell McKinzey Gray, 31, of Jennings, was charged with second offense DWI, two counts. No bond was listed.

Wednesday, Oct. 31

Reginald D. Jackson, 31, of Welsh, was arrested on warrants for possession of marijuana and possession of Hydrocodone.

Thursday, Nov. 1

James L. Auble, 32, of Jennings, was charged with second offense DWI, running a stop sign and no seat belt. No bond was listed.

City Police

Four people were booked into the city jail by the Jennings Police Department over the last week.

Saturday, Oct. 27

Aaron Neil LeBlanc, 34, of Magnolia Drive in Jennings, was charged with theft of goods. Subject was released with a summons.

Jamie Lois Myers, 36, of Blue Bonnett Street in Crowley, was arrested on a warrant. No bond was listed.

Michael James Martin, 44, of Martin Roy Road in Jennings, was charged with disturbing the peace while drunk. Subject was released with a summons.

Sunday, Oct. 28

Dylan Keith LeJeune, 20, of Trailer Town Road in Jennings, was charged with DWI and improper control of vehicle. Subject was released with a summons.

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