Darlene Denstorff AROUND ASCENSION
Baton Rouge Home Show coming to Gonzales
The Baton Rouge Home Show
is set for Sept. 27-28 at LamarDixon Expo Center’s Trademart building, 9039 St. Landry Ave.
The event features a wide selection of home improvement professionals in an interactive environment. For more information, visit www.lahomeshows-ld.com
Music in the Park date announced
Mark your calendars for an afternoon of live music and family fun Nov 16 at Jambalaya Park for the fall Music in the Park fall session.
Food truck and other vendors can email Logan@gonzalesla. com for registration information. All vendors must be licensed with the City of Gonzales.
Career fair planned
Learn about area available jobs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m during a career fair Sept. 30 at the Ascension Parish Library-Gonzales Branch, 708 S. Irma Blvd., Gonzales.
Meet with local employers, learn about open positions, and take part in résumé workshops. Professional attire and copies of your résumé are recommended.
Local businesses interested in participating can call (225) 647-3955. For more information visit myAPL.org/career-fair
Wine tasting set
Rotary Club of Greater Ascension is hosting a Wine Tasting event at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 1 at Alexander’s Heritage Café, 415 St. Christopher Ave, Gonzales. Tickets are $50 for the twohour event featuring over 25 varieties of wine and a bourbon station. Visit eventbrite.com for tickets.
Yoga with kittens
Cara’s House is planning a kitty yoga program fundraiser and animal rescue awareness program on Sept 27. The animal shelter is teaming up with Reform Fitness for Yoga with Kittens, starting at 9:45 a.m. Early registration is encouraged at clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/mainclass?.fl=true&tabID=7.
Cancer awareness program
Community Sisterhood is planning a Cancer Awareness Month event from 3 to 5 p.m. Oct. 13 at Progressive Baptist Church, 36093 La. 73, Geismar
Contact Darlene Denstorff by phone, (225) 388-0215 or (225) 603-1998; or email, ascension@theadvocate.com or ddenstorff@theadvocate. com. Deadline: 5 p.m. Friday
Troy LeBoeuf ASCENSION SPORTS
Dutchtown High Griffins celebrate homecoming
Dutchtown High student Carmi Burnett reigned over the school’s Homecoming festivities last week.
Burnett was nominated by the Beta Club.
The weeklong celebration included theme days, a homecoming parade and dance.
VFW 3693 supports education, area children
BY WENDY LOUP
Contributing writer
Helping continue to welcome the new school year in Ascension Parish, the VFW Post 3693 hosted its first Red, White & Youth School Kickoff on Saturday in Gonzales.
The family-friendly event featured children’s activities along with information about various organizations and scholarship opportunities available to students.
The post is looking forward to hosting more events that are focused on family and children’s activities, VFW Post 3693 Auxiliary President Antoinette Nolen said.
A dozen vendors, including area children’s clubs as well as the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office, Ascension Parish Library and the nonprofit organization Books for Boots were on hand to cheer on students.
“This was an event the auxiliary decided to take on,” Nolen said.
“We wanted an event that supports and promotes back-to-school. “It’s our first year hosting it so hopefully it will continue to grow.”
Many organizations used the opportunity to introduce themselves while promoting upcoming events.
Books for Boots, the nonprofit organization that provides free books to military members, gave children free books.
Singletary said the organization, which has given away thousands of items to the military, is growing at a fast pace.
reading is good. Even just reading for fun gives them more experience with reading. We are giving them the opportunity today to pick up new reading material.”
Melissa Singletary, Books for Boots founder, discussed the Junior Boots program, which provides age-appropriate books, movies and puzzles to children whose parents are in the military Books for Boots partnered with the Louisiana National Guard’s Child and Youth Services to donate thousands of items including educational items.
“It’s really taken off, and it’s exciting how much we are expanding,” Singletary said. “Events like today’s show students any type of
Teresa Bui, a unit leader for American Heritage Girls, passed out information about the faithbased club. “We are an alternative to Girl Scouts,” Bui said. “The Girl Scouts provide so many opportunities for girls. We are similar, but we focus on faith and service with girls from five to 18 years old.”
The club works alongside various military organizations including Books for Boots and the Blue
Seventh District volunteer firefighter Amber Pickens helps 9-year-old Alli Andermann, of Sorrento, try on bunker gear during the VFW Post 3693’s Red, White & Youth School Kickoff Saturday in Gonzales. ä See VFW, page 3G
Football Week 3: Gators, Spartans, Tigers, Griffins, Bulldogs victorious
Week 3 of the football season has come and gone with five of the seven parish teams getting victories. The Dutchtown High Griffins recorded the only shutout with a 62-0 homecoming win over Collegiate Baton Rouge. The Spartans defense played well in a 25-14 win over Sam Houston Ascension Catholic routed St Thomas Aquinas 43-7 behind a 300-yard rushing performance Donaldsonville moves to 3-0 with a convincing win over West St John The most impressive victory of the week was St Amant’s 28-12 win over a very good John F. Kennedy team. On to week four, nearly the halfway point of the season. St.Amant (3-0)
Homecoming King, senior football player, Caden Messina is crowned during
Dutchtown High Homecoming dance.
PROVIDED PHOTOS
The Dutchtown High Homecoming court poses Friday with the school’s mascot
Dynamic Duo Homecoming Week contest winners, from left, are Lila Phillips and Kaia Bourgeois as a bill and a founding Father from ‘I’m just a Bill!.’
Carmi Burnett is crowned Homecoming queen Friday during Dutchtown High’s football game.
PHOTO BY WENDY LOUP
Donaldsonville (3-0) 47,West St. John 14
The Tigers ran away from the Rams in this one. Coach Darnell Lee’s team continues to improve as they prepare for district play Lee is happy with the effort and the mindset. “Our kids are believing in what we are doing, and their preparation has been great. They also believe in each other and that breeds confidence,” Lee said. Wide receiver Kenzie Littles had two touchdown receptions from QB Skylar Garrison. Quinnton Dabney and Donald Brown continue to shine on offense as well. Lee likes what he sees from his offense.
“Our offensive line has played well; Dabney and Brown have excelled along with Littles. On defense, Decaleb Green has been outstanding so far,” Lee said. Green received a scholarship offer from South Alabama last weekend. The defensive end/ outside linebacker has had a strong start to the season. Next: Hosts East Iberville Ascension Catholic (2-1) 43, St. Thomas Aquinas 7 The Bulldogs rebounded from a week 2 loss with a resounding victory over the Falcons. The defense held the Falcons to 87 total yards and were led by Shane Aucoin, Raif Melancon and John Rob Daigle with eight tackles each Vaughn Blanchard, Karston Broden and Josh Barber had sacks. Jacob Julien blocked a field goal and did not allow a re-
ception. Kole Folse blocked a punt and Aucoin had a scoop-and-score for a defensive touchdown.
Coach Taylor James liked the play of his offensive and defensive lines.
“The O and D lines made a huge step this week, the kids played physical on both sides of the ball,” James said. “They were challenged this eek and they responded.”
The offense rushed for 300 yards led by Trevin Simon with nearly 250 yards. Simon had three touchdowns Quarterback Greg Fernandez passed for 100 yards and a touchdown pass to Johnny Viallon. Viallon had 94 yards receiving.
“Fernandez got the ball to our playmakers in Johnny Viallon, Jacob Julien, Cy Landry Chris Anthens and Trevin Simon,” the coach
said. “On defense, the defensive line was active led by Vaughn Blanchard, Josh Barber, Karston Broden, Kole Folse and Chris Anthens. Our linebackers were good as well. We scored on defense and blocked a punt. Our secondary is improving and getting more comfortable each week, just want to see guys flying around.”
Ascension Catholic will host Dunham and the topranked QB in the Class of 2027, Elijah Haven, on Thursday “Coach Weiner does a great job with the Tigers. They will be prepared and sound in all three phases. They can score quickly and don’t give up much defensively They are a complete football team. They have great playmakers, and the QB is a great ball player Our team will
have to be focused this week in our preparation,” James said.
Next: Hosts Dunham LHSAA Network Game of the Week
Other scores
n Riverside 40, Prairieville 23
n Covenant Christian 42, Ascension Christian 6
AP volleyball records and power rankings
Division 1
n Dutchtown 9-5, No. 7
n St. Amant 13-7, No. 11
n Prairieville 7-5, No. 24
n East Ascension 6-8, No. 30 Division 4
n Donaldsonville 1-1, No. 31
Division 5
n Ascension Christian 9-5, No. 8 n Ascension Catholic 10-8, No. 10 n Parish middle school football scores n Central 8, Lowery 0 n Galvez 28, Bluff 6 n Lake 21, Prairieville
St. Amant Gators kicker Paxton LeBlanc kicks a field goal.
St. Amant Gators defensive lineman Jeremy Whatley (32) knocks the ball loose during the second quarter against the John F Kennedy Cougars.
St. Amant Gators defensive back DJ Schonberg (5) makes a tackle during the game against the John F Kennedy Cougars.
St. Amant Gators defensive back Clarence Jackson (21) makes a tackle.
St. Amant Gators quarterback Cooper Babin (10) looks to run the ball during the second quarter
St. Amant Gators wide receiver Kolby Kramer (20) runs the ball during the game against the John F Kennedy Cougars.
PHOTOS BY CHRIS PARENT
St. Amant Gators quarterback Cooper Babin, No. 10, hands the ball off to running back Jourden Hickerson during the game against the John F Kennedy Cougars on Friday in St. Amant.
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Star Moms. American Heritage Girls has chapters across Louisiana, but Bui is hoping to start a troop in Ascension Parish.
“Service is a big thing for us,” Bui said. “We also focus on faith because it’s so important in family foundations.”
Seventh District Volunteer Fire Department firefighters Amber and Troy Pickens helped children try on bunker gear
“We love supporting the VFW,” Amber Pickens said.
“We love giving back and working with outreach programs.”
The duo were also promot-
ing the Oct. 5th Touch the Truck and Chili Cook-Off to benefit the District 1 fire department at the Gonzales Civic Center Families who attended the school kickoff had fun while also supporting the VFW Tammy Meyer, of Gonzales, brought her two twin granddaughters, Makay and Rami Murphy
“I think this is awesome,” Meyer said. “We have family who are veterans and are a part of the VFW I’ve been to several events here. I’m babysitting today and I knew this was something fun we could spend the day at.” Nolen said the VFW is looking forward to hosting several upcoming events including the VFW Vet Jam on Saturday, Nov 15 and Breakfast with Santa Saturday, Dec. 6.
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VFW Post 3693 Post Adjutant Jared Nolen reads ‘The Flag We Love’ during Saturday’s Red, White & Youth School Kickoff. The event featured a dozen local vendors and organizations providing children’s activities.
Six-year-old Gabriel Piña, of Baton Rouge, picks out a Halloween costume with his mother, Elizabeth Eaton, during Saturday’s VFW Post 3693’s Red, White & Youth School Kickoff. The costumes were donated to the event which featured children’s activities.
Teresa Bui, left, and her daughter, Celine, 14, provide information about the American Heritage Girls organization.
10-year-old twins Makay, right, and Rami Mumphrey, of Gonzales, choose free books from the nonprofit organization, Books for Boots, during Saturday’s Red, White & Youth School Kickoff. Also pictured, back from left, are Claire Singletary, Melissa Singletary and Tammy and Joey Blanchard.
Alliance kicks off campaign to fund a cat rescue
Community news report
Work has begun to raise the money needed to open a cat rescue center in Gonzales.
Rescue Alliance is launching a campaign to open the Cat Rescue Center of Gonzales, turning a longtime dream into reality
For years, Rescue Alliance has been a lifeline for abandoned, at-risk and homeless cats. Since 2019, the rescue has saved and adopted out more than 3,000 cats and kittens through its fosterbased network, according to a news release. But the need is
greater than ever, and fosters alone can’t keep up with the growing number of calls for help.
That’s why Rescue Alliance is ready to take the next step: a permanent Cat Rescue Center that will expand its lifesaving impact and serve as a hub of compassion for the entire community
The Cat Rescue Center of Gonzales with adequate sponsors will allow Rescue Alliance to:
n Provide safe shelter for cats in crisis n Host low-cost vaccine and microchip events n Offer spay/neuter clinics to
fight overpopulation
n Run education and outreach programs for responsible pet ownership
n Bring families together through fun, cat-friendly community events.
“Our dream is to create a place where every cat has a chance to heal, grow, and find their forever home,” said Jonathan Henriques, director of Rescue Alliance. “The Cat Rescue Center of Gonzales would change everything — not only for the cats who desperately need us, but also for the people of Gonzales.”
City of Gonzales Mayor Tim Riley voiced his support.
“As the City of Gonzales continues to grow, initiatives such as the Cat Rescue Center are essential to strengthening our community’s foundation of compassion and service,” Riley said. “Rescue Alliance embodies values that define our city responsibility, care and community spirit. Supporting this project is not only an investment in animal welfare, but also in the quality of life and unity of Gonzales as a whole.”
Rescue Alliance is calling on the community to rally behind
ASCENSION PARISH BOOKINGS
The following people were booked into the Ascension Parish Jail on Sept. 4-18:
SEPT. 4
HAYES, DARNELL DONTA: 1013 E Hanson Ave., Hammond; 38; resisting an officer, stop signs and yield signs
MILLER, RICHARD JOSEPH: 5267 Galaxy Blvd., Darrow; 70; state probation violation, probation violation
HABISREITIGER, ELMER: 7919 Drum St., New Orleans; 47; security required, violations of registration provisions, switched license plate maximum speed limit, illegal possession of stolen things over $25,000
JACKSON, PEYTON JEREMY: 5030 Brown Ext., Darrow; 17; illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, obstruction of justice/all others, second-degree murder
RUIZ, KAMRYN YVONN:, 44379 Braud St., Sorrento; 30; stalking
ANDERSON, KENDRICK: 10622 Toledo Bend Ave., Baton Rouge; 34; failure to appear-bench warrant
WASHINGTON, FREDRICKA RASHAD: 1251 N. Ardenwood Drive, Baton Rouge; 42; hold for other agency failure to appear-bench warrant
ARNOLD, TATE MICHAEL: homeless; 33; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, battery of a dating partner
GALLIEN, ANTHONY WILLIAM: 3043 Anita Ave., Baton Rouge; 60; theft less than $1,000
JOHNSON, JOHNNY E.: 38288 Josh Brown Road, Gonzales; 44; failure to appear-bench warrant
CARLIN, TASAMAN LYSHAY: 58220 Bayou Jacob Road, Plaquemine; 43; unauthorized use of a motor vehicle
WILLIAMS, DONALD RAY: 8207 Main St., Sorrento; 52; domestic abuse battery
SEPT. 5
WILLIS, JOSEPH: 1006 E. Palmview Drive, Gonzales; 35; resisting an officer, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct
SATCHER, ANTONIO: 40098 Maddie Drive, Prairieville; 18; resisting an officer, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, simple battery, battery of a school teacher by student
GARRISON, AQUINDICE LAMAR: 712 Lessard St., Donaldsonville; 34; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), contraband defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct, obscenity
REDDITT, BRANDON KYLEN: 13425 Bayou Grand South Blvd., Gonzales; 34; manufacture/distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule I controlled dangerous substance, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia
WALKER, DEVIN C.: 419 Chetimatchas St., Donaldsonville; 31; obstruction of justice/all others, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, contraband defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), second degree murder/ attempt, aggravated criminal damage to property, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, failure to appear-bench warrant, two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
JOSEPH, DONTRELL CHRISTOPHER: 1402 Bryant St., Donaldsonville; 44; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, domestic abuse battery
SEPT. 6
GIBBS, CHRISTOPHER L.: 1416 Peytavin St., Donaldsonville; 42; criminal trespass/all other simple burglary (vehicle)
DAY, BRITTON COLBY: 525 Lafayette St., Baton Rouge; 33; possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, driving on roadway laned for traffic, operating while intoxicatedfirst MCCRAY, LEONARDO: 13631 Crystalwood, Baton Rouge; 35; no seat belt, driving on right side of roadexceptions, establishing of speed zones, possession of Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, possession of firearm by person convicted of
certain felonies
PENALO-SUERO, ANGEL M.: 7171 Panama Canal Drive, Gonzales; 49; simple battery, simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000
SEPT. 7
NORA, JERMOINE J.: 35689 River Oaks Road, Geismar; 31; failure to appear-bench warrant
GONZALES, STEVEN NOLBERTO: 4444 Tigerland Ave. 36, Baton Rouge; 22; driver must be licensed, maximum speed limit, owner to secure registration, security required, operating while intoxicated-first
TURNER, JYERAYNEA MERRAZZE: 40392 Fitzgerald Drive, Darrow; 30; theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, cruelty to animals; simple, theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000
CAMPBELL, ANTHONY TARRYL: 41166
Zeola Lane, Gonzales; 29; domestic abuse battery-pregnant victim
SEPT. 8
GUERRA III, EMANUEL J.: 42385
Moody Dixon Road, Prairieville; 44; state probation violation, contraband defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine) failure to appear-bench warrant
JOHNSON, MALIK E.: 23515 Pineforest Lane, Harbor City, California; 34; disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct, theft $5000 but less than $25,000, purse snatching
LEWIS, DONALD R.: 111 Devillier Road, Broussard; 60; failure to appear-bench warrant
BROWN JR., HAROLD: 7480 Scarlet Oak Drive, Gonzales; 51; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
LEMONIOUS, ARIANNA KAILEE: 38259 La. 621, Gonzales; 17; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment, simple criminal damage to property less than $1000 WEST, CAMI CHANEL: 6058 Brewerton Road, Gonzales; 32; violations of protective orders
ALSAY, MAKALIA SHANTRELL: 118 Oakridge Ave. B, Donaldsonville; 25; failure to appear-bench warrant
WILLIAMS, CEDRIC DEQUAN: 4768 Bradley St., Baton Rouge; 26; two counts theft less than $1,000, two counts theft $1,000 but less than $5,000
SEPT. 9
HAWKINS, JACARLOS A.: 39055
Venus Ave., Darrow; 27; simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, four counts failure to appear-bench warrant
ROBINSON, BREN’DYN: 1902 S. Sky Haven Ave., Gonzales; 17; disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct MARTINEZ, BLAZE MICHAEL: 40116 Rebecca Lane, Prairieville; 36; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment
TULLIER JR., JOHN G.: 12415 Camelia Road, St. Amant; 60; state probation violation, possession of Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (amphetamine)
JOHNSON II, JEFFERY A.: 1215 St. Vincent St. Unit A, Donaldsonville; 46; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
BOYD, JESSICA MARIE: 14434 La. 431, St. Amant; 38; operating vehicle while license is suspended, security required, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, fugitive-other state jurisdiction
SEPT. 10
BRADBURY, DONNA A.: 41435 Black Bayou Road, Gonzales; 59; four counts failure to appear-bench warrant
DELATTE, JENNIFER BEARD: 5368 Courtyard Drive, Gonzales; 51; exploitation of elderly persons or persons with infirmities
JOHNSON, RICHARD J.: 39459 Babin Road, Gonzales; 36; aggravated assault
TILFORD, SHAWNDRIA D.: 434 S Airline Highway Apt. 701; 45; surety failure to appear-bench warrant
MESSER, TRISTAN: 270 Shadow Point Road, Thibodeaux; 25; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
JONES, ANTHONY: 3350 La. 1 S 1, Donaldsonville; 44; stalking LEYVA, ANIBAL: 15335 Palmetto Lane, Prairieville; 35; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
JOHNSON, BERNADETTE RENEA: 139 Dville Village Circle, Donaldsonville; 48; failure to appear-bench warrant
STEVENS, TRISTAIN EDWARD: 12402 Ruth Road, Gonzales; 23; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of a Schedule I controlled dangerous substance
TIPSWORD, ZACHARY
DURAN: 44597 Braud St., Sorrento; 37; contributing to the delinquency of juveniles, simple battery
TALBERT, NECHELLE MARIE: 41149 La. 42 No. 19, Prairieville; 54; domestic abuse battery
BOUDREAUX, CARY JOSEPH: homeless, Donaldsonville; 48; failure to appear-bench warrant
SEPT. 11
FONTENOT, ALMA MARIE: 510 Fontelieu Drive, New Iberia; 20; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction, theft over $25,000, simple burglary
DARVILLE, QIVONNIA LAMETRICE: 2020 S. Veterans Blvd.; 50; failure to appear-bench warrant, theft of a motor vehicle over $25,000, monetary instrument abuse, bank fraud
MORGAN, BILLY WARD: 5580 Rush Drive, Slaughter; 46; failure to appear-bench warrant
CHURCH, AARON J.: 6058 Brewerton Road, Gonzales; 32; parole violation, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities
MEUNIER, MARCUS E.: 4385 Gum St., Slidell; 48; obstruction of justice/all others, indecent behavior with juveniles, carnal knowledge of a juvenile
SHELVIN, BRUCE PERNELL: 352 Center St., Avondale; 49; simple burglary, theft over $25,000
BUGGAGE, REYNALDA SANDRA: 2016 Spain St., New Orleans; 18; theft, organized retail theft, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
SHAVERS, WARREN GENE: 288 Crestveiw Ave., Baton Rouge; 39; organized retail theft less than $1,000
HARRIS, MICHAEL ANTHONY: 702 S. 15th St., Baton Rouge; 38; parole violation, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, simple battery, theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, simple robbery LATO, DOMINIC THOMAS: 40219 Swan Circle, Gonzales; 22; vehicles without required equipment or in unsafe condition, deposit of driver’s license, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-third JENKINS, IRA: 4753 Duncanville Road, Dallas, Texas; 44; driver must be licensed, following vehicles, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, fugitive-other state jurisdiction
HARPER, MARCUS DEWAYNE: 106 Rekha Drive, Scott; 30; simple battery, battery of ER personnel or a health care provider
GUILLEN-FITZGERALD, GABRIEL: 16220 Jay Road, Prairieville; 18; entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, carnal knowledge of a juvenile HELG, EUGENE ANTHONY: 46501 Lessard Road, St. Amant; 47; theft less than $1,000, simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000
ROSE, ARTHUR CHAD: 3843 Sycamore St., Baton Rouge; 42; operating vehicle while license is suspended, no seat belt, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
MORRIS, VINCE ANTHONY: 41237 Zeola Lane, Gonzales; 38; failure to appear-bench warrant, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance
SANDERS, RUSHENA NASHAY: 516 Barcelona Drive, Donaldsonville; 33; use of multiple beam road lighting equipment, three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
MACKIE, RODNEY ANTOINE: 15433 Mossystone Drive, Prairieville; 55; theft less than $1,000
BRUNO, KASON PAUL: 40319 Old Hickory Ave., Gonzales; 21; failure to appear-bench warrant, no motor vehicle insurance, off-road vehicles-authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways, reckless operation, resisting an officer
SEPT. 12
MUSE, TRAE: 251 Madewood Drive, Donaldsonville; 26; state probation violation BRUMFIELD, CORY: 3149 E. Fernwood Road, McComb, Mississippi; 33; theft less than $1,000, theft of a motor vehicle $1,000 to $5,000
MEEK, LESLEY LYN: 206 Bourg St., Donaldsonville; 42; theft $1,000 but less than $5,000
HALLIBURTON, MASON: 17022 Blue Ridge Drive, Prairieville; 24; sexual abuse of an animal, two counts child sexual abuse materials
FORREST, JORDAN MICHAEL: 9224 La. 22, St. Amant; 18; safety helmets, flight from an officer, reckless operation, off-road vehicles-authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways COURVILLE, CHASITY E.: 1487 S. Pecan Grove Ave., Gonzales; 35; driving on roadway laned for traffic, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first
SEPT. 13
SULLIVAN JR., JOHN PAUL: 3061
Drusilla Lane, Baton Rouge; 32; unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling MCRANEY, LANDON KIZER: 9212
Lockhart Road, Denham Springs; 25; parole violation, unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling PEREZ, RONALDO: South Abe Ave.; 28; fugitive-other state jurisdiction, flight from an officer, disturbing the peace/drunkenness, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct FERNANDEZ, EDIN: address unknown; 31; fugitive-other state jurisdiction, flight from an officer, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct ELLIOT, SKYLIE: 18014 Autumn View Drive, No. 18, Prairieville; 26; resisting an officer, battery of a dating partner
ROBINSON, KAREN L.: 11458 Pipeline Road, Gonzales; 51; domestic abuse aggravated assault WILEY, BROOKLYN PAIGE: 14077 Tick’s Trace Road, Gonzales; 28; state probation violation, failure to appear-bench warrant, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden REED, COURTNEY SIMONE: 16321 Greenwell Road, Greenwell Spring; 27; fugitive-other state jurisdiction SEPT. 14
RHOTEN-YOUNG, SIDNEY: 2422 W Orice Roth Road, Gonzales; 28; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment FRANCIS, KAI TIMON: 1505 N. 22nd St., Baton Rouge; 23; theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, theft less than $1,000, vehicles without required equipment or in unsafe condition, driver must be licensed, impeding flow of traffic, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction MITCHELL, LEVI JAMES: 41149 La. 42, No. 20, Prairieville; 30; parole violation, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (hydrocodone), possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), theft less than $1,000
MOURET, TATE JOSEPH: 2191 La. 1 S, Donaldsonville; 32; simple battery RILEY, DERRICK J.: 502 St. Patrick St., Donaldsonville; 43; off-road vehicles-authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways, general speed law, stop signs and yield signs, aggravated flight from an officer SEPT. 15
WASHINGTON, JEREMY JAMAHL: 3113 Mount Bethel Lane, Donaldsonville; 42; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, failure to appear-bench warrant, possession of Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance BELANGER, CHAD LEE: 13398 Bayou Oak St., Gonzales; 44; driving on roadway laned for traffic, reckless operation, no motor vehicle insurance, general speed law, four counts failure to appear-bench warrant GLOVER JR., DIRK ANTHONY: 37313 La. 74, No. 140, Geismar; 28; violations of protective orders BALTHROP, KENNEDY ARLISSA: 11070 Mead Road, Baton Rouge; 28; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, theft less than $1,000 DUNN, JOSHUA KEITH: 3925 CR 30, Scottsboro, Alabama; 41; three counts hold for other agency fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, three counts theft $1,000 but less than $5,000 BRATTON, SAMUEL ANTHONIE: 915 Montgomery Ave., Denham Springs; 20; simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, theft over $25,000, simple burglary (all others) BABIN, JORDAN MICHAEL: 16266 Joe Sevario Road, Prairieville; 43; distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia
PRADOS, EDRICK JUDE: 36294 C Braud Road, Prairieville; 41; operating vehicle while license is suspended, no seat belt, battery of a police officer, resisting a police officer with force or violence, resisting an officer
this mission. Donations, sponsorships and partnerships are needed to secure the building and begin renovations.
“This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity,” Henriques added “Together, Gonzales can build the Cat Rescue Center and create a lasting resource that will serve families and pet lovers for years to come.”
To get involved, donate, or learn more, visit www.animalrecovery org or rescue1@animalrecovery org, and to donate, visit donorbox.org/cat-center
DENNIS, SAMANTHA: 15516 Palmetto Lane, Prairieville; 46; battery of a police officer, disturbing the peace/ language/disorderly conduct, resisting a police officer with force or violence
HATFIELD JR., NEPTON K.: 3481 Crestaire Drive, Baton Rouge; 27; failure to appear-bench warrant
GRANT, PAULTON: 17160 Forrer St., Detroit, Michigan; 48; domestic abuse battery-second, violations of protective orders
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WEBB, KELLY PHILANDER: 2418 Gardere Lane, Baton Rouge; 59; simple burglary, theft over $25,000, theft less than $1,000
BAZILLE, TYWAINE D.: 630 W. Garfield St., Baton Rouge; 44; no seat belt, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, operating while intoxicated-first, sale/distribution/or possession of legend drug without prescription, possession of methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, criminal mischief/tampering with any property of another, driving on roadway laned for traffic, reckless operation, aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce
LENNIX, JUAN J.: 376 Veterans Memorial Highway SW, Mapleton, Georgia; 61; possession of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids-second, resisting an officer, prohibited actsdrug paraphernalia, bicycles-front lamps/rear lamps/side and rear reflectors, flight from an officer, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine)
NGO, MINH: 803 Pine St., Morgan City; 33; video voyeurism, stalking, computer tampering
HARVEY-GRANT, CANDICE LATINA: 2163 S. Veterans Blvd., No. 1206, Gonzales; 39; violations of protective orders
YOUSEFF, MOHAMMAD SAED: 10222 The Grove Blvd. No. 2132 B, Baton Rouge; 22; manufacture/distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule I controlled dangerous substance
MCMULLEN, PHOEBE JOY: 37040 Agnes Webb Ave., Prairieville; 25; failure to appear-bench warrant, manufacture/distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule I controlled dangerous substance
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GORDON, JAJUAN JERMAINE
OMARION: 41138 2nd Colonial St., Prairieville; 21; no seat belt, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids
HURST, BYRON: 37617 Murphy Webb Road, Prairieville; 43; hit-and-run driving, operating while intoxicatedsecond
SHAVERS, SAMUEL PAUL: 10726 Northdale Drive, Baton Rouge; 40; resisting an officer, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct, stalking, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine)
BEDGOOD, STEPHANIE VERMEL: 22417 Teal St., Maurepas; 42; probation violation
LONDON, KYLE VACHON: 1224 St. Patrick St., Donaldsonville; 28; resisting an officer, four counts failure to appear-bench warrant
GLOVER, ALFRED: 419 S. Sammy St., Gonzales; 37; failure to appearbench warrant, state probation violation
BROUSSARD, GERALD LYNN: 12360 George Lambert Road, St. Amant; 39; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, theft $5,000 but less than $25,000, simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling ROBILLARD, JUNIUS IAN: 3654 La. 10, Jackson; 46; residential contractor fraud over $25,000
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THIBODEAUX, SHANE D.: 7525 Board Drive, Baton Rouge; 51; failure to appear-bench warrant