Darlene Denstorff
Festival de la Prairie
Celebrate springtime this weekend at the Festival de la Prairie behind St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in
The festival, which kicks off at 6 p.m. Friday and runs through Sunday includes food, music, rides, 5K run and other activities.
‘Cabaret’ at Ascension Community Theatre
Ascension Community Theatre is staging “Cabaret” at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, April 24-26, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 27.
The musical tells the story of a Berlin nightclub in the 1920s. For dates and ticket information, visit ci.ovationtix. com/35620/production/1212131.
The theater is located at 823 N. Felicity Ave. in Gonzales.
Senior Sock Hop Friday
“Cruising” is the theme for Friday’s Garney Gautreau Senior Sock Hop in the Ascension Gym at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, 9039 S St. Landry Ave., in Gonzales.
Things kick off at 11 a.m. with food and music by Mike Broussard and Night Train
Baton Rouge Home Show
The Baton Rouge Home Show is this weekend in the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center’s REV Center
The event, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, features a wide selection of home improvement professionals displaying the latest products and services.
Walk raises awareness of drug abuse deaths
BY WENDY LOUP Contributing writer
Ascension Parish families who have lost loved ones to drug addiction walked in remembrance during the fourth annual Millie Mattered Gonzales Walk at the Gonzales Jambalaya Park April 13.
The drug awareness organization, Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy, teamed up with Drug Epidemic Awareness Walk Across America for the event.
Around 100 people participated in the walk, including Gonzales Mayor Tim Riley
The walk included guest speakers and food. Free Narcan and fentanyl test strips were passed out as well. Lilly Harvey, executive director and founder of Millie Mattered, began the organi-
“When I first lost her, I was devastated and in shock, but I knew I was not the only person that had experienced this,” Harvey said. “I looked around to find an advocacy group to get involved with because I knew the drug epidemic was starting to ignite, but there was none in the state of Louisiana.”
LILLY HARVEY, executive director
and founder of Millie Mattered
zation and Louisiana walks in 2017 after her 28-year-old daughter, Lillie Camille “Millie” Harvey, died from an accidental fentanyl overdose.
“When I first lost her, I was
devastated and in shock, but I knew I was not the only person that had experienced this,” Harvey said. “I looked around to find an advocacy group to get involved with because I knew the drug epidemic was starting to ignite, but there was none in the state of Louisiana.”
Harvey partnered with the Drug Epidemic Awareness Walk Across America and organized an overdose awareness event at the Alexandria city park where Millie died.
“That one event has grown into 28 events yearly,” Harvey said. “We hold 14 drug epidemic walks in the spring around the state, as well as 14 Millie Mattered Moonlight Memorial in the summer where we light up the darkness of addiction.”
mann has endured some trials and tribulations to get to this point, and he likely would not trade any of it. He says his faith, family and his baseball family are his rock.
“This is my first year as a varsity player helping my team as we get ready for the playoffs,” Boeckmann said.
“I got cut my freshmen year, transferred to ACHS, sat out and got injured my junior year My injury made me question some things; I thought God was telling me baseball wasn’t for me. The mental aspect of it is hard, but through my faith, my family and my coaches and teammates, things are falling into place.”
ACHS (22-10) won its fifth consecutive district title with Boeckmann leading the way with a triple and two runs batted in against their rival St. John, a 4-0 victory The Bulldogs are a six seed heading into the division four select playoffs, they will host Riverside on Tuesday, April 29.
Getting back to Sulphur and the state tournament after an early playoff exit last season is on the mind of Boeckmann and his teammates.
“Our mindset is focus on our game, listen to our coaches and play with mental sharpness. We respect our opponent; our mission is to play hard and put pressure on our opponent. I feel like if we continue to come together as a team, we are unstoppable, we cannot beat ourselves. The strongest weapon is the mind, don’t turn it on yourself, stay positive and be ready to play ball,” Boeckmann said.
Dancing for a Cause names theme, dancers for event
BY DARLENE DENSTORFF Community news editor
“Viva Las Vegas” is the theme for the ARC of East Ascension’s Dancing for a Cause fundraiser
The July 12 fundraiser raises money for the nonprofit, which provides services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The 13 community dancers and their dancing mentors were introduced during a party at Clarion in Gonzales.
Raven S. LaBiche, the ARC’s executive director thanked the dancers, mentors and businesses
who come together each year for the event, held at the Lamar-Dixon Center in Gonzales.
Dancers include Darryl Hambrick, Chris Dupre, Elizabeth Bellina, Oriauna Moses, Nicholas Schexnayder, Shaina Burnett, Garrett Rachel, Emily Wong, Keli Boudreaux, Dr Micha Ballow Sydney Goldberg, Dr Kristina Sanchez and Hunter Haydel.
Dance mentors include Leonard Augustus, Dr Aimee MoungerRusso, Donovan Jackson, Jerisse Grantham, Van Vo, Walker Fleming, Brandi Malone, Jodi Simmons and Avery Tate. For tickets, call (225) 621-2000.
PROVIDED PHOTO
From left, back row, are Darryl Hambrick, Chris Dupre, Elizabeth Bellina, Oriauna Moses, Nicholas Schexnayder Shaina Burnett, Garrett Rachel; front row, Emily Wong Keli Boudreaux, Dr Micha Ballow, Sydney Goldberg Dr Kristina Sanchez and Hunter Haydel are competing in July in the Dancing for a Cause fundraiser
Priairieville.
PHOTO BY WENDY LOUP
Lilly Harvey executive director and founder of Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy left, and Gonzales Mayor Tim Riley lead participants of the Millie Mattered Walk at the Jambalaya Park
Harvey’s goal for starting the organization was to help others who have lost loved ones to drug addictions to know they are not alone
“I wanted to create some type of memorial for those who had gone too soon,” Harvey added. “I feel like their faces should be seen in their stories to be told. That they could help make a difference in someone else’s life.
The Millie Mattered walks feature 11 Louisiana banners with almost 700 faces of Louisiana residents who lost their lives to drug addiction. Harvey, determined to see those responsible for her daughter’s death receive punishment, collaborated with politicians to pass “Millie’s Law.”
“The man that sold the drug to Millie was convicted of negligent homicide and was the first conviction for an overdose death due to a drug deception in the south,” Harvey said. “So many families reached out to me to see how I accomplished that, and the truth is the only thing I can say is God.
“But I knew I had to do something, so I went to my local senator Glenn Womack of District 32 and together we came up with a bill. Millie‘s law passed and was signed by Gov John Bel Edwards in August 2023. The bill made fentanyl and heroin a crime of violence if you sold it to someone and it caused death or bodily harm.” Harvey remembers Millie as being “Marilyn Monroe beautiful.” She loved competitive gymnastics and was a talented artist.
The Gonzales walk was Harvey’s last town walk
The Millie Mattered group is expanding to college campuses to bring drug addiction awareness to young adults.
“As I make this (Gonzales) my last walk, I feel like we have accomplished a purpose and that is to get the overdose rate decreased in Louisiana right now,” Harvey said. “It’s down 25% but the demographics say
that our 18 to 28-year-olds are still a high statistic.
“That is why I am moving this advocacy onto college campuses next year
We want to reach that age group. We also want to make sure that Narcan is available for them. Remember, you cannot rehabilitate
someone who is dead.”
The Gonzales Millie Mattered walk also included guest speakers who discussed the importance of
drug addiction awareness.
“Probation and Parole cares about drug awareness because our main goal is public safety,” Louisiana Department of Corrections Probation and Parole officer Heather Pennington said. “We’re not making this area any safer if we are not addressing the needs of the public like drug addiction.” Mariah, a local fentanyl overdose survivor, spoke about her experience with addiction and the importance of reaching out for help.
“I grew up with a normal childhood but got involved with the wrong people at the wrong time and began doing the wrong things,” Mariah said. “I knew it was not who I wanted to be
“I reached out, got a sponsor and started working the addiction steps and by the grace of God I have not found it necessary to use drugs for two years now.” For more information about the Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy, visit https://milliematteredoverdoseandaddic.godaddysites.com/.
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Free sports physicals offered The Ochsner Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Institute at Elite Training
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Farmers market Saturday Pick up fresh produce, crafts and other goods at the Highway 621 Outdoor Market from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at 39275 La. 621 in Gonzales. For information, visit www.facebook. com/Hwy621OutdoorMarket. Contact Darlene Denstorff by
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PHOTOS BY WENDY LOUP
Attendees of the Millie Mattered Walk at the Jambalaya Park listen April 13 to guest speakers Around 100 people participated in the fourth annual walk to remember loved ones who lost their lives to drug addiction.
The Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy trailer features the faces of Louisiana residents who lost their lives to drug addiction.
Participants of the Millie Mattered Walk carried banners featuring faces of Louisiana residents who have died from drug overdoses. The drug awareness organization, Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy
up with
for the event.
The Millie Mattered Walk in Gonzales was the final town event for the Millie Mattered Overdose & Addiction Advocacy The organization will expand efforts to bring drug abuse awareness to college campuses.
Boeckmann is hitting over 300 and leads the team in runs batted in along with two home runs. Senior Mace Melancon leads the pitching staff along with sophomore John Rob Daigle, senior Pete Harris, junior Chris Anthens and senior Luke Husers. Several Bulldogs are hitting as well with Boeckmann including Husers, Daigle, senior Gavin Gregoire, junior Evan Casso, senior Austin Paine, junior Vaughn Blanchard, senior Peyton Dunn, plus sophomores Cy Landry and Johnny Viallon.
Boeckmann credits his coaches with his development along with his preparation for his senior year
“Coach Gee, coach Todd, coach Jacob, coach Henry and coach Lasseigne have been phenomenal with us,” he said. “They want our mentality to be of not caring who we play, our opponent will know that we will fight tooth and nail to win a game. I want to thank coach Gee and coach Todd for believing in me I have connected with coach Jacob; he has been a huge factor in our success. His enthusiasm is contagious with everyone, he believes in us.” Head coach Gee Cassard likes what he has seen from his senior outfielder.
“Rhett is one of those guys that never complained, just kept working, that is what team is all about,” Cassard said. “Now he is delivering in big spots for us. What Rhett is doing now is special, it shows our younger players what can happen when you stay humble and keep grinding.”
Dealing with adversity and an injury has proved to test Boeckmann, and all the adversity has made him the player he is today.
“Taking cuts until my
hands bleed, running every day, lifting and repetition is what I have done to get ready,” Boeckmann said. “My dad and his talks along with praying have been what I lean on. You can either sulk in your failures and give up or get up.
“I choose to brush myself off and get up. I was tired of defeat, one day something just snapped. I promised myself that I will prevail and be the best player I could be and prove all the doubters wrong.
As my dad tells me, God gives his toughest battles to his strongest warriors,” Boeckmann added.
The Bulldogs are one of several teams with aspirations to win another state championship, the last coming in 2018. The journey begins on Tuesday, April 29 and the hope is finish it in Sulphur on May 14.
Cassard is pleased with his teams journey so far
“We head into the playoffs battle-tested and bonded, tighter than ever Whether it’s the top of the order or the bullpen, every player is prepared to step up. Our culture is built on trust and a shared purpose, a belief that no moment is too big when you believe in each other,” Cassard said.
Boeckmann’s journey and how he wants to be remembered is unique, one he will never forget.
“My journey is all about never giving up on the game I love, never tap, fight until the last out no matter what the outcome will be,” Boeckmann said.
“I can overcome anything through Jesus Christ. To younger players, my advice is to study until your eyes cross, practice until the coaches tell you to stop, be the first one in and last one to leave. I want to again thank my coaches, my teammates and my family
“My mom and dad have sacrificed so much for me to have the best training. For that I want to say thank
you and I will always be appreciative of them. I get to represent them, my coaches, teammates and ACHS, I am pretty lucky,” Boeckmann said.
As far as plans after graduation, Boeckmann would love to continue playing the game he loves while getting an education.
“I am looking for that offer, one team to believe in me. My dream is to play college baseball, get a degree and play as long as I can. I won’t stop working until I achieve that. I want to enjoy this ride with my teammates and coaches, challenge for a state championship and make my family proud,” he said.
Troy LeBoeuf covers sports for the Ascension Advocate. He can be reached at troyleboeuf@ hotmail.com or ascension@theadvocate. com or on Twitter @Troyleboeuf
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Ascension Catholic’s Rhett Boeckmann has overcome injuries to lead the team.
The following people were booked into the Ascension Parish Jail on March 27-April 10:
MARCH 27
GONZALES, JASON PAUL: 9527 Rod Anderson Road, St. Amant; 44; illegal possession of stolen firearms
REDDITT, YASMIN JANAY: 13425 Bayou Grand South Blvd., Gonzales; 37; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, five counts failure to appear-bench warrant
BROWN, KATHERINE: 5878 Ruby Ave Baton Rouge; 42; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
HILLIARD, TYRELL MARQUIS: 835 Kitty St., Baton Rouge; 28; contraband
defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited, distribution/possession with intent to distribute MDMA, failure to appear-bench warrant
MELLON, NICOLE R.: 48024 Rogers A Road, St. Amant; 43; state probation violation, failure to appear-bench warrant, second degree murder, aggravated arson
LEWIS, KIFTON DRAKKAR: 810 E. Hamilton St., Gonzales; 30; state probation violation, general speed law, manufacture/distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule I controlled dangerous substance, aggravated flight from an officer, driving on roadway laned for traffic, stop signs and yield signs, reckless operation, aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce, aggravated flight from an officer, aggravated assault upon a peace officer, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
COLE, ZYKIREN: 1003 Orange St., Donaldsonville; 18; off-road vehicles-authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways reckless operation
PINDEXTER, JEAON: 38320 Josh Brown Road, Gonzales; 17; illegal possession of a handgun by a juvenile aggravated criminal damage to property, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, second degree murder/attempt
BOTTS, JONATHAN WAYNE: 224 Mary St., Norco; 34; simple assault, disturbing the peace/simple assault
HARRIS, KADEN ALLEN: 17441 Valmon Roddy Road, Prairieville; 20; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, disturbing the peace/language/ disorderly conduct, simple assault telephone communications/improper language/harassment
MARCH 28
BROWN, CHARLES ANTHONY: 5418 L V Road, Sorrento; 52; state probation violation, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property
GUIST, MICKEL JAMES: 46110 Doot Road, St. Amant; 60; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, Distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (Amphetamine)
PYE JR., CURTIS STANLEY: 12150 Louis White Road, Geismar; 45; seconddegree battery SPENCER, RONALD VICTOR: 40177 Patty Jo Lane, Prairieville; 60; Careless Operation, Operating while Intoxicated-first
MARCH 29
LEBEOUF, TELVIN CHARLES: 17484 McCrory 1 Road, Prairieville; 36; stalking, obscenity
ESTER, TYJANIA NAKEEIA: 186 Marshan St., Napoleonville; 23; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
CUQUEJ DE LEON, ROCAEL: 12340 Deck Blvd., Geismar; 24; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, improper display of temporary license plate, driver must be licensed, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
BATES, DONNELL: 421 S. Sammy St. Gonzales; 36; entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden
MCKNIGHT, MIRANDA CHARLENE: 37313 La. 74, No. 60; 43; failure to appear-bench warrant
VALDEZ CERRATO, SELVIN NOE: 228 S. Burnside Ave., Gonzales; 34; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction, driver must be licensed, careless operation, hit-and-run driving, operating
a vehicle while intoxicated; child endangerment law
MILLER, JAKOYIA JAWOYNE: 6098
Majestic Lane, Sorrento; 23; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction, expired driver’s license, expired motor vehicle inspection, reckless operation, failure to appear-bench warrant
NICHOLAS LACARLA JARONICA: 35204
La. 1 N, Donaldsonville; 30; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct
THIBODEAUX, JOSH EMILE: 301 Hood St., Donaldsonville; 34; battery of a dating partner, domestic abuse battery
MARCH 30
DENNIS, DEJA LASHAE: 618 Opelousas St., Donaldsonville; 29; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
BANDERAS, ROBERTO: 41046 JD Gautreau Road, Gonzales; 33; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction, operating while intoxicated-first
PITRE, ALONZO T: 13095 Bluff Road, Geismar; 54; disturbing the peace/ simple assault, domestic abuse battery
DAVIS, TRAVIS JAMES: 16446 Oak Ridge Road, Prairieville; 45; disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities
CAMPBELL PINHEIRO, ANA PAULA: 38100 Springwood Ave., Prairieville; 32; resisting an officer, failure to appear-bench warrant
AYCOCK, JOSEPH N.: 1977 Gamwich St., Baton Rouge; 45; disturbing the peace/drunkenness, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, violations of protective orders, simple battery
BAZILE, KAIZER: 18071 Beechwood Drive, Prairieville; 18; underage operating while intoxicated
REED, RYAN: 114 Derek Lane, LaPlace; 33; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, flight from an officer-aggravated, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, operating vehicle while license is suspended, no seat belt
DIGGS, OSECO: 10349 Legion St., Convent; 31; telephone communications/ improper language/harassment, two counts violations of protective orders
BRUNSON, KENDRICK: 624 W. 10th St., Donaldsonville; 46; Theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, two counts fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
JONES, JAMES N.: 8365 Debate St., Sorrento; 60; disturbing the peace/ drunkenness, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of heroin
MELANCON, DEVON CLEVELAND: 4545 Walter Hill Road, Darrow; 28; tail lamps, possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance
MARCH 31
LEWIS, AUSTIN STEVEN: 37054 Agnes Webb Ave., Prairieville; 25; careless operation, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first
TASSIN, STEPHEN DANIEL: 41118 Demi Mille Drive, Gonzales; 36; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment
VLAIC, VALENTIN ILIE: address unknown, California; 35; two counts hold for other agency, identity theft, three counts criminal conspiracy monetary instrument abuse, bank fraud, unlawful possession of fraudulent documents for identification purposes, anti-skimming act
GIBSON, KENDRICK KENDELL: 3038 La. 1 S, Donaldsonville; 42; bond revocation, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, theft less than $1,000
STOCKTON, ADRIAN NICHOLE: 41170 Bayou Segnette Ave., Gonzales; 41; domestic abuse battery
RAINEY, JUSTIN: address unknown; 34; contraband defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, criminal trespass/ all other
JACKSON, TAYERAFAEL ROMON: 39071 Prairie South Drive, Gonzales; 23; failure to appear-bench warrant
APRIL 1
DYER, MARGARETTA DONNISHA: 10456 Wadd Kent Road, Clinton; 39; proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate, operating vehicle while license is suspended, resisting an officer, possession of
methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA)
BRUMFIELD, RICKY LYNN: 11555
Southfork Ave., Baton Rouge; 25; theft
$1,000 but less than $5,000
GUIST, DAVID WAYNE: 46110 Doot Road, St. Amant; 67; criminal trespass/ all other
MARTIN, JENNIFER ANNE: 39407 Richardson Road, Prairieville; 48; criminal trespass/ all other
BULLIARD, JACOB CHE: 39407 Richardson Road, Prairieville; 44; criminal trespass/ all other
APRIL 2
GARRISON, AQUINDICE LAMAR: 512 Nicholls St., Donaldsonville; 34; bond revocation, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, resisting an officer, crossing at other than crosswalks
DARVILLE, JOHN EDWARD: 11081 Conner Road, Geismar; 34; parole violation, falsification of drug tests
BOWLIN, SHERRY EVETTE: 43210 Moore Road, Prairieville; 54; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, not abiding by rules and regulations on wildlife management area
MCQUEEN, STEVEN BLAIR: 209 Veterans Blvd., Donaldsonville; 27; simple arson, simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000, theft less than $1,000
DAVIS, ARIEONA WALTNIESHA: 2300 Laplaco Blvd., 5B, Harvey; 30; probation violation
AUGUST, MARK JOHN: 3218 Wood Lane, Donaldsonville; 39; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction STAFFORD, CARLA LEEANN: 41015 Mazoch Road, Gonzales; 37; simple criminal damage to property less than $500, simple assault
STOKES, GREGORY ALAN: 13387 Bourgeois Road, Gonzales; 35; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, sale/distribution/or possession of legend drug without prescription, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, possession of fentanyl, possession of heroin, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine)
APRIL 3
ACALDO, SHELDON: 39048 Vindez Road, Gonzales; 20; stop signs and yield signs, traffic-control signals, expired motor vehicle inspection, general speed law, turning movements and required signals, proper equipment required on vehiclesdisplay of plate, driving on roadway laned for traffic, simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000, hit-and-run driving, reckless operation, illegal carrying of weapons aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce, aggravated flight from an officer CARBO, TIFFINY J.: 207 S. Pleasant Ave., Gonzales; 53; failure to appearbench warrant, state probation violation, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction JACKS III, LEONARD BEDFORD: 12285 Laurel Ridge Road, St. Amant; 33; state probation violation WEAVER, DESTINY LEA: 44161 Maurice Bourgeois Road, St. Amant; 26; theft less than $1,000, probation violation, simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling STAFFORD, CARLA LEE: 41015 Mazoch Road, Gonzales; 37; bond revocation, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling FELTON, IRELL: 1710 W. Paris St., Gonzales; 42; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, operating while intoxicated-first, no passing zone, operating vehicle while license is suspended, aggravated flight from an officer, stop signs and yield signs, reckless operation, general speed law
APRIL 4
BAKER, JAMMIE MAURICE: 55035 Latino St., White Castle; 39; state probation violation, failure to appearbench warrant
TAYLOR, TYLAN: 11232 Roddy Road, Gonzales; 23; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, failure to appear-bench warrant, surety
BOLONA JR., CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL: 1617 Lisa St., Donaldsonville; 19; aggravated battery
MAISONNEUVE, GABRIELLE RENEE: 12488 Laurel Ridge Road, St. Amant; 21; failure to appear-bench warrant
RODNEY, JESSICA N.: 407 Chetimatchas St., Donaldsonville; 34; violations of protective orders, domestic abuse aggravated assault-child endangerment
MILLER JR,, MICHEAL ANTHONY: 3166 Wire Lane, Donaldsonville; 47; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, second-degree battery
APRIL 5
DAVIS, TRABIEN: 2100 College, Baton Rouge; 19; hold for other agency, tail lamps, driver must be licensed, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies
LORIO JR., RALPH NOAH: 42296 Cedarstone Ave., Prairieville; 40; operating while intoxicated-first
STRAUSBAUGH, CURTIS JAMES: 7889
Gov. Blanchard Drive, Baton Rouge; 44; failure to appear-bench warrant, failure to appear-bench warrant, Illegal possession of Stolen Things
$5k to $25k
MULLINGS, JACOB ANTHONY: 1216
S. Burnside Ave., No. 9, Gonzales; 39; hold for other agency, domestic abuse battery
ANDERSON, MYCHELLE DESTINY: 12073 Roddy Road, Gonzales; 25; hold for other agency, discharging firearms within city limits, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, aggravated battery, failure to appear-bench warrant
BINDER, CATHERINE: 500 Fred Banks Drive, Denham Springs; 37; hold for other agency, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, theft less than $1,000
MARTINEZ, DANIELLE MARIE: 13252 Leo Lambert Road, St. Amant; 47; failure to appear-bench warrant
SMITH, DIANNE B.: 104 Oak St., Donaldsonville; 54; theft less than $1,000
SMITH, QUENTRELL: 104 Oak St., Donaldsonville; 18; theft less than $1,000
JONES, TIFFANY: 105 Marian St., Donaldsonville; 36; simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000
RICHARDO, ARRIELE: 409 S. Nickens Ave., Gonzales; 32; failure to appearbench warrant
RUSSELL JR., RANDY RAY: 434 S. Airline Highway, No. 112, Gonzales; 41; violations of protective orders
LANDRY, DYLAN: 15085 Woodstone Drive, Prairieville; 18; five counts aggravated assault with a firearm, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities
APRIL 6
JACKSON, KRISTOFFER MICHAEL: 302 Claiborne St., Donaldsonville; 28; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
JACKSON, LEON: Rt. 1 Box 310 D, Prairieville; 61; fugitive-other state jurisdiction
MASSEY, DARRIEN RANDALL: 1023 S. Park Ave., Gonzales; 28; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
APRIL 7
GREEN, CANTRELLE INGRAM: 9313 Waterview Ave., Gonzales; 47; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, theft less than $1,000, sale/distribution/or possession of legend drug without prescription NEAL, LARRY DWAYNE: 11408 Legacy Oaks Lane, Gonzales; 38; domestic abuse battery
ENGLADE, JENNIFER: 505 Mt. Vernon, Laplace; 52; parole violation
MICHEL, KEVIN WAYNE: 14166 Old River Road, Maurepas; 52; state probation violation DECOTEAU, DEAN ALLEN: 45160 Fontenot Road, St. Amant; 43; two counts violations of protective orders
GILLARD, TREVON RAQUAN: 409 Lafourche St., Donaldsonville; 23; violations of protective orders ESPINOSA, WILLIAM L.: 16698 Kinchen Road, Livingston; 51; state probation violation OLIVER, KRISTIN N.: 39322 Hunter’s Trace N, Prairieville; 37; possession of heroin, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, operating while intoxicated-first WATKINS, KIRIONE MONIQUE: 40146 Anna Oak Ave., Gonzales; 27; assault on school teacher-by non-student
VELASQUEZ FLORES, DARWIN ONEY: 47021 La. 22 Lot 6, St. Amant; 39; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, failure to appear-bench warrant
APRIL 8
GILLILAND, KATHRYN ELISE: 529 E. Sanders, No. 1, Gonzales; 37; possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, expired motor vehicle inspection, security required, driving on roadway laned for traffic, maximum speed limit, operating while intoxicated-first
MCBRIDE, DARIOUS WAYNE: 7307 La. 405, Donaldsonville; 21; contributing to the delinquency of juveniles
RATCLIFF, CHARLES MICHAEL: 512 Opelousas St., Donaldsonville; 37; domestic abuse battery TEER, LANCE: 38336 Little Wood, Baton Rouge; 48; failure to appearbench warrant
SOLOMON JR., QUINCY JERMAINE: 1606 Phillip St., Lot 5, Donaldsonville; 48; failure to appear-bench warrant
BALLARD, TRAJEAN: 41580 Perkins Road 263, Baton Rouge; 27; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction RUTH, TITUS DESEAN: 8544 S. St. Landry Ave., Gonzales; 33; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment GOODMAN, PATRICK LEE: 14423 Oak Meadow St., Gonzales; 43; possession of heroin, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
JOHNSON II, JEFFERY A.: 710 Sixth St., Donaldsonville; 46; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (amphetamine), prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids
JOHNSON, JOVAN: 1164 S. Pecan Grove Ave., Gonzales; 41; failure to appear-bench warrant, flight from an officer, operating vehicle while license is suspended, security required, owners and drivers to comply with inspection laws, view outward or inward through windshield or windows-obscuring prohibited, display of temporary registration license plates
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CANTRELL, CHRISTINE N.: 44547 La. 42,Prairieville; 37; failure to appearbench warrant
JONES, NATHAN KENDRICK: 39226 Germany Road, Prairieville; 27; view outward or inward through windshield or windows-obscuring prohibited, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, sale/ distribution/or possession of legend drug without prescription, flight from an officer, driving on roadway laned for traffic
VIDEAU, SAMANTHA DEION: 37095 Geismar Road, Geismar; 46; nonconsensual disclosure of a private image CAREY, SHANDOLAN R.: 1135 Rosedale Road, Port Allen; 47; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam), theft less than $1,000, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, theft less than $1,000 MILES, LUCAS L.: 402 E. Great Haven St., Gonzales; 30; violations of protective orders
JACKSON, EMILE: 6500 E. Hermes St., New Orleans; 60; negligent injuring, proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate, careless operation
NIONS, JONATHAN: 4057 S. Chipwood, Harvey; 34; operating vehicle while license is suspended, two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, child passenger restraint system, no seat belt, reckless operation, aggravated flight from an officer, illegal possession of stolen things $5,000 to $25,000, following vehicles
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WILLIAMS, JASON: 32030 Lacroix Road, White Castle; 20; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, driver must be licensed, tail lamps, headlamps on motor vehicles-motorcycles and motordriven cycles GAUTHREAUX, BYRON JOSEPH: 497 La. 1 S, Donaldsonville; 44; failure to appear-bench warrant ALLEN JR., FREDDIE EARL: 706 Railroad Ave., Donaldsonville; 39; cruelty to animals-simple
