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

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

Tuesday, Nov. 13

Keith Broussard, 23, of Jennings, was charged with theft over $500. No bond was listed.

Cory Dupont, 25, of Welsh, was charged with simple domestic abuse battery. No bond was listed.

Wednesday, Nov. 14

Seth Bivens, 28, of Jennings, was charged with possession of child pornography. No bond was listed.

Danna Credeur, 42, of Jennings, was charged with third-offense DWI. No bond was listed.

Rhonda Hebert, 33, of Jennings, was charged with possession of Hydrocodone. No bond was listed.

Allen Landry, 47, of Lake Arthur, was charged with distribution. No bond was listed.

Brandon Chaisson, 36, of Jennings, was charged with illegal possession of stolen things. No bond was listed.

Jacob Pope, 19, of Welsh, was charged with aggravated battery. No bond was listed.

Maurice Mack, 30, of Franklin, was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and following to close. No bond was listed.

Thursday, Nov. 15

Jasper Martin, 19, of Lake Arthur, was charged with possession with intent to distribute a Schedule II narcotic and possession with intent to distribute a Schedule IV narcotic. No bond was listed.

Antonio Ruffin, 23, of Baton Rouge, was charged with possession of a Schedule III narcotic. No bond was listed.

Brittany Edwards, 23, of Jennings, was charged with obtaining a controlled dangerous substance by fraud. No bond was listed.

City Police

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

Friday, November 9

Melvin Gant, 31, of Jennings, was charged with theft of goods. No bond was listed.

Calvin LeGros, 25, of Jennings, was arrested on a warrant and charged with no license plate illumination and no driver’s license. No bond was listed.

Maranda Hubler, 20, of Jennings, was charged with domestic abuse battery. No bond was listed.

Timothy Lyons, 22, of Jennings, was charged with domestic abuse battery. No bond was listed.

Tonney White, 32, of Jennings, was charged with public intoxication and entry/remaining after forbidden. No bond was listed.

Douglas Edwards, 59, of Jennings, was charged with public intoxication and resisting an officer. No bond was listed.

Mandy Provost, 24, of Jennings, was charged with public intoxication. No bond was listed.

Saturday, November 10

Randall Myers, 29, of Jennings, was charged with second-offense DWI, careless operation and possession of marijuana. No bond was listed.

Angelina Simar, 22, of Jennings, was charged with DWI and driving on a roadway laned for traffic. No bond was listed.

Steven Breaux, 35, of Jennings, was charged with domestic abuse battery. No bond was listed.

Sunday, November 11

Divonte Briggs, 17, of Jennings, was charged with disturbing the peace. No bond was listed.

Monday, November 12

Michael Carlson, 22, of Columbus, Georgia, was charged with no occupational license and possession of marijuana. No bond was listed.

Adam Baker, 23, of Travers City, Michigan, was charged with no occupational license and possession of marijuana. No bond was listed.

Nicholas McCullough, 24, of West Hempsted, New York, was charged with no occupational license. No bond was listed.

Tuesday, November 13

Elbert Barr, 51, of Jennings, was charged with criminal trespassing and theft. No bond was listed.

Thursday, November 15

Brock Fontenot, 27, of Jennings, was charged with domestic abuse battery. No bond was listed.

Ashley Duhon, 27, of Jennings, was charged with simple battery. No bond was listed.

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