Darlene Denstorff AROUND ASCENSION
‘Romeo and Juliet’ coming to ACT
Tickets are on sale for the Ascension Community Theatre’s “Romeo and Juliet” on Feb. 19-22 and Feb 28-March 1.
The production tell the story of the classic William Shakespeare play For tickets, visit ci.ovationtix com/35620/production/1251043.
Learn to sew doughnut stuffies
Practice beginner-friendly stitching techniques on Thursday as you create a doughnut stuffy at the Ascension Parish Library’s Donaldsonville branch. Using felt, glitter glue and colorful googly eyes, you can sprinkle the stuffies with personality
All materials will be provided by the library This STEM activity begins at 4:30 p.m. and encourages fine motor skills, creativity and confidence.
Celebrating Black musical excellence
Experience a morning of music that honors legacy, celebrates creativity, and looks toward the future. Local musician Justin Garner will highlight the voices, stories and creative contributions of Black artists at 10 a.m. Saturday Feb. 21, at the library in Dutchtown. Garner will lead a tribute that pairs timeless favorites by Earth, Wind & Fire and Al Green with contemporary hits from artists like Beyoncé and Bruno Mars alongside his own original music to spotlight both the trailblazers and the innovators defining today’s sound Garner, from Plaquemine, was named an Artist on the Rise by Amazon Music: AMP His music has been featured on TV shows like NBC’s “Grand Crew,” MTV’s “Teen Mom OG” and the Paramount+ series “The Game.”
Mad Hatter Tea Party
Preschoolers are invited to step into a world of imagination, laughter and color, inspired by the classic tale of “Alice in Wonderland.” Children will decorate hats using feathers, glitter glue, googly eyes and ribbons. Once the hats are complete, everyone will gather for a tea party with light snacks and caffeine-free herbal fruit tea and listen to a short version of the Alice story at 10 a.m. Feb 23 at the Ascension Parish Library’s Gonzales location. Registration is required Sign up online or call the library in Gonzales at (225) 647-3955.
Car show at RPCC
Cruisin’ The Day For United Way is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb 21 at River Parishes Community College, 925 W. Edenborne Parkway, in Gonzales. All makes and models can register for $30 Free admission for spectators. To register, email Joey Dinino, josseph.dinino@novachem.com; Johnny Noel, johnny.noelii@novachem com; or Clint Gautreau, clint.gautreau@novechem.com.
Gun show coming to Gonzales
The Gonzales Gun Show is coming to Lamar-Dixon Expo Center
The show is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 21 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Feb 22. Bring your gun and trade or browse the booths new and old guns, ammo, gun parts, books, knives, knife sharpening, coins, camouflage, and related items at discounted prices.
Rodeo coming soon
The Southeast Louisiana Junior and High School Rodeo starts Feb 27 at the Lamar-Dixon Center in Gonzales. Action continues at 7 p.m. Feb 28 and 9 a.m. March 1. Rodeo athletes in fifth through 12th grades from all of Louisiana will compete. Admission is $10. A weekend pass is $15. Kids 5 and under are free.
Egg a home for Easter
Cara’s House Animal Shelter is “egging” houses in the Ascension area. Prices range from $20 to $85 for 25 to 150 eggs. Stuffed eggs will be delivered to the requested yard after 9 p.m April 4 for Easter morning. If weather is bad, eggs will be left in a bucket
Orders must be submitted by March 27. The shelter is in need of volunteers, fosters and adopters for the pets at its shelter And if you’re missing your pet, don’t forget to call the shelter to see if it has been turned over For information, visit carashouse. com.
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
BIG FUN, SMALL FLOATS
Council on Aging celebrates Mardi Gras with royalty
King Byron Jarvis and Queen Arlene Cobb were crowned Friday as Mardi Gras royalty during the Ascension Council on Aging’s party
The party includes a parade featuring small shoebox floats and dancing to the music of Route 61 Band
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Ascension Christian senior Dylan Spansel recently scored his 2,000th point for the Lions. The four-year starter has helped guide the Lions to a 15-11 record and a 12th place ranking in the Division IV select power rankings. Spansel is a quick guard who can create off the dribble as well as knock down a three pointer
First-year head coach James Brock is not surprised at Spansel’s success. “Dylan is a team player, first one in the gym and last one to leave. He has scored 2,000 points playing the game the right way He consistently gets all his teammates involved and is not a selfish player,” Brock said. Spansel reflected on his milestone and what it meant to him.
“This means a lot to me; it reflects the many hours that I have trained,” the senior said.
“It would not have been possible without the determination of my teammates and coaches. I was told that I am the first boys basketball player to score 2,000 points, pretty special.”
As his four-year career winds down, Spansel was thankful and never thought this would be possible.
“Scoring 2000 points was never on my bucket list, my main goal was to be a good teammate and help us win a district championship,” Spansel said. “We did not achieve that goal, but we are excited about finishing the regular season this week and the playoffs.
We still have work to do, this award symbolizes the hard work and how important my teammates, coaches and trainers are.
“There is a LHSAA Top 28 banner still up for grabs, we will focus on that one game at a time,” said Spansel.
Spansel took the time to thank those that have contributed to him loving the game of basketball since the sixth grade.
“I want to thank my teammates, coaches, trainers and my parents. They have supported me throughout my career. We must remain
BY CHARLES LUSSIER Staff writer
Two educators, including a longtime school principal, are no longer employed by the Ascension Parish school district thanks to an ongoing investigation of an incident in November, captured in a photo showing a Gonzales Middle student headfirst in an open cabinet at the
Bridget Lemoine is now the acting principal of the middle school. The district also released a statement saying it is still “actively investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident,” but would not provide further details.
“Due to personnel and student privacy laws, details related to the investigation and any disciplinary actions Investigation of social media photo prompts exit of Gonzales Middle principal, teacher
PROVIDED PHOTO Ascension Christian senior Dylan Spansel shoots during a recent game.
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A close-up of a parade’s miniature float that was part of the Mardi Gras celebration at Ascension Council on Aging senior center in Gonzales.
STAFF PHOTO BY JAVIER GALLEGOS
King Byron Jarvis and Queen Arlene Cobb walk to the front of the room after being announced to a round of applause during the Mardi Gras celebration at Ascension Council on Aging on Feb 13.
Tanger Outlets Gonzales awards grants, celebrates
Community news report
Tanger Outlets Gonzales has announced the recipients of its 2025 TangerKids Grants.
Local winners include: n Lake Elementary: Implementing Trenches to Tensions, Mapping Your Way to Understanding n Lakeside Primary: Benefitting the Literacy Launch Pad, Giving Every Reader a Strong Start program n Dutchtown High School: purchasing Statistics DE calculators.
Through its TangerKids 2025 Grants program, Tanger is donating more than $200,000 to fund 176 grants on behalf of 37 Tanger shopping centers. These funds will be used to support schools and educational programs in local communities across the U.S. and Canada.
“Tanger Gonzales remains committed to helping students succeed across our community,” said Tanger Gonzales Marketing Director Jimmy Frederick. “By listening closely to local schools and educators we’re able to support projects that respond to real, on-the-ground needs. TangerKids Grants help create inclusive, engaging learning environments and give students the resources they need to thrive — both in the classroom and beyond.”
Throughout the program’s history spanning nearly 30 years, Tanger has contributed more than $3.9 million to school-focused initiatives in the communities it serves. The annual program is eligible for public and private schools from pre-K to grade 12. Applications were open from Aug. 11 — Oct. 18, 2025, and grant recipients were chosen from numerous applicants within the Capital area.
Tanger Gonzales celebrated TangerKids Day on Jan. 30 with individual check presentations to the educators leading each of the selected school’s grant programs. To learn more about TangerKids Grants, please visit grants.tanger.com.
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focused on our goal of hanging a banner in the gym,” Spansel said Coach Brock is proud of how his team has competed, especially the strong senior leadership
“This group has been great to work with for my first season We have accomplished many things including Dylan scoring 2000 points. All signs point to Dylan doing great things in life after basketball. For now, we are enjoying it and trying to get better every day,” Brock said.
Playoff time
Teacher and Support Staff of the Year winners named at St. John’s and St. Theresa’s
Community news report
St. John Primary and St. Theresa Middle schools have named their support and teachers of the year Honorees are individuals who make a lasting impact on the lives of students, staff and the school community, a news release said Ashley Guidry was named St. John Primary Teacher of the Year and Mallory Lanclos won the St Theresa of Alvia Teacher of the Year
Lisa Badame was selected as St. John Support Staff of the Year and Brandi Mancuso was named St. Theresa Support Staff of the Year
“We commend these remarkable people whose dedication and passion make St John Primary and St. Theresa Middle a special place,” a news release said. “We are reminded of the power of education and the invaluable role that dedicated educators and staff play in shaping futures.”
Online applications for Ascension Public Schools pre-K begin in March
Community news report
Ascension Public Schools announced online prekindergarten applications for the 2026-27 school year will open on March 1.
In addition to publicly funded seats, Ascension is adding 50 tuition-based seats for next year
“Enrolling young children in school lays the foundation for a lifetime of learning and success,” said Ascension Public Schools Supervisor of Early Childhood Education Moquita Winey “We strongly encourage families to register for pre-K as soon as the enrollment portal opens on March 1. Early registration allows us to thoughtfully plan and ensure the appropriate resources, staffing, and support are in place for a successful school year Pre-K and Head Start enrollment helps ensure every child has a strong start, as we work to build a solid foundation for their future academic and lifelong success.”
Online pre-kindergarten registration for 2026-27 school year: March through May Visit https://www.ascensionearlychildhood.org/admissions.
Eligibility: Those applying for pre-K must be 4 years of age by Sept. 30 and those applying for Head Start must be
The girls’ basketball and regular season has ended Here are the projected playoff teams that will start first-round play this week. In the nonselect division, the top 28 teams qualify and the top 24 team continue play in the select side. Division I nonselect record,
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are confidential,” according to the statement
“The safety and well-being of our students is our highest prior-
ity,” the statement continues “We have zero tolerance for the mistreatment of any child, especially our most vulnerable students, and will take appropriate action based on the findings of our review.” Gonzales Middle, located at 1502 West Orice Roth Road in Gonzales, is home to about 660
students in grades six to eight. Charlet has been its middle school’s principal for almost 25 years. In 2018, she was a semifinalist for Louisiana principal of the year for middle schools. She’s been with Ascension Parish school since 1992 when she became an English and language
arts teacher at Lowery Middle School in Donaldsonville.
The school district did not disclose when Charlet’s employment with Ascension Parish ended, though it must have been recently On Tuesday, she was still listed as the principal on the school’s website. In a Feb. 3 social media
3 years of age by Sept. 30.
Tuition-Based Seats: Up to 50 tuition-based pre-K 4 seats will be available after all eligible children have been placed in Head Start and publicly funded pre-K programs. Tuition is based on a sliding income scale.
Publicly Funded Programs: Families applying for Head Start, public school pre-K, or community-based Type 3 Early Learning Centers must complete the online application and upload all required documents to be considered. Publicly funded seats are filled based on family income and/or:
n Qualifying IEP for cognitive or developmental delays n SNAP or Medicaid eligible
n At risk of not meeting kindergarten readiness standards.
Birth to Age 4 Programs: The same application portal may also be used to apply for publicly funded birth-toage-4 seats at communitybased early learning centers. Placement and availability: n Early childhood publicly funded seats depend on available state and federal funding, which limits availability n Submitting an application does not guarantee placement, and students are not accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
power ranking, projected playoff opponent: Prairieville: 24-4, No. 3, first round bye, to play the winner of game between West Monroe and {span}Ouachita{/span} Parish. Dutchtown: 12-16, 29th, tied for last playoff spot (TBA) Division III: Donaldsonville: 10-16, 26th, first round travel to seventh ranked Mansfield
Select: Division IV: Ascension Catholic: 16-7, ninth ranked, to host Ascension Christian in first round
Troy LeBoeuf covers sports for the Ascension Advocate. He can be reached at troyleboeuf@ hotmail.com or ascension@ theadvocate.com or on Twitter @ Troyleboeuf.
post, the school highlighted that she had been named a lieutenant for the Ascension Krewe of Mambo Parade in Gonzales, and she appeared in the parade, which rolled on Saturday
Email Charles Lussier at clussier@theadvocate.com.
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Ascension Christian boys basketball celebrates 2,000th career points for senior Dylan Spansel
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Paraders walk with their miniature floats
STAFF PHOTOS BY JAVIER GALLEGOS
Bobbie Augillard greets a friend during the Mardi Gras celebration at Ascension Council on Aging on Feb 13.
Revelers dance to live music.
Volunteer Rashel Moreau places beads over a revelers head. Stella Menne, left, grooves down the aisle.
Route 61 Band plays during the Mardi Gras celebration.
Seniors toss throws during the Mardi Gras celebration at Ascension Council on Aging
Seniors drag shoebox floats during the Mardi Gras celebration.
The following people were booked into the Ascension Parish Jail on Jan. 29-Feb. 12:
JAN. 29
HAYES, RODERICK K.: 229 S Airline Highway, Gonzales; 42; two counts failure to appearbench warrant, two counts
fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, operating vehicle while license is suspended, proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate
BREAUX, DONTAE JEREMIAH: 104 Oakridge Ave. B, Donaldsonville; 23; violations of protective orders
ANDERSON, CARMILLE PAUL: 42553 La. 42, Prairieville; 37; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, no proof of insurance, operating vehicle while license is suspended, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, simple criminal damage to property, battery of a police officer, resisting an officer, operating while intoxicated-first, reckless operation
MARTIN, JESSE: 40136 Ronda Ave., Prairieville; 19; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
ORR, KAITLY: 15062 Clinton Smiley Road, Prairieville; 28; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, domestic abuse battery
STEWARD, KEIRA LAQUEASHA: 230 Evangeline Drive, Donaldsonville; 31; domestic abuse battery, false imprisonmentoffender armed with dangerous weapon
MUSCO, LANDORA: 45120 Huntington Drive, St. Amant; 49; operating vehicle while license is suspended, domestic abuse battery
BROWN, MILTON TERRELL: 16524 Walk Around Ave., Prairieville; 48; failure to appearbench warrant
JAN. 30
WHITE, JAMAAL ANTHONY: 35186 Julien Lane, Donaldsonville; 39; illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (clonazepam), possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam), distribution/ possession with the intent to distribute Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam), distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (Amphetamine), distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (oxycodone), distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule V controlled dangerous substance, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine)
WHITE, JALISA: 35186 Julien Lane, Donaldsonville; 34; illegal carry of weaponscrime or controlled dangerous substance, possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (clonazepam), possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (oxycodone), possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam), distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam), distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (amphetamine), distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (oxycodone), distribution/possession with the intent to distribute Schedule V controlled dangerous substance, distribution/ possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine)
RODRIGUEZ CORREA JR., DAVID JUNIOR: 3700 La. 405, Donaldsonville; 35; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property criminal trespass/ trespassing of real property, two counts failure to appearbench warrant, theft less than $1,000, simple burglary (all others), simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000
KENLEY, DEVON L.: 13726 Shadow Brook Drive, Baton Rouge; 48; operating vehicle while license is suspended fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
DIGGS, DERRICK ANTHONY: 124 Oakridge Ave., Donaldsonville; 35; security required, operating vehicle while license is suspended, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, driving on roadway laned for traffic, operating while intoxicated-second
RAINEY, SHAWN ANTHONY: 125 Grant Loop Road, Napoleonville; 36; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
BINDON, MICHAEL L.: 1701 Duane St., No. 304, Baton Rouge; 56; theft less than $1,000 DAVIS, GEORGE W.: 1614 S Lanoux Ave., No. 22, Gonzales; 31; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment, domestic abuse aggravated assault-child endangerment
KOSHKO, AARON BOYD: 601 Mississippi St., Donaldsonville; 47; institutional vandalism, off-road vehiclesauthorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways, reckless operation, hit-and-run driving, disturbing the peace/ language/disorderly conduct, two counts simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000
JONES, KAMERON M.: 43277 Elmo Cannon Road, Gonzales; 25; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine) criminal trespass/all other simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000, theft of a motor vehicle $5,000 to $25,000, violations of protective orders, stalking, violations of protective orders, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant JONES IV, MAJOR LOUIS: 11225 Tracy St., St. Amant; 32; aggravated criminal damage to property, simple assault, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, false imprisonment-offender armed with dangerous weapon WARD, CARWINN: 6810 Aspen Drive, Baton Rouge; 23; failure to appear-bench warrant simple battery, battery of a dating partner
HUNT III, RAYMOND: 40149 Pelican Roost Drive, Gonzales; 23; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
BOLDING, RANISHA VONKISEE: 39041 Jupiter Ave., Darrow; 25; aggravated battery
JAN. 31
WESLEY, CHRISTOPHER: 41118 Witek Road, Gonzales; 44; parole violation, resisting an officer, simple assault, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct
CONLEY, TYRONE DEMETRICE: 39071 Cornerview Road, Gonzales; 35; operating vehicle while license is suspended, operating while intoxicatedfirst
HAYWARD, REAGAN VIRGINIA: 18004 Autumn View Drive, Prairieville; 34; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine)
BRACK, TRAVIS JUDE: 32322 N. La. 642, Paulina; 49; parole violation, theft less than $1,000, failure to appear-bench warrant, two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
EVANS, WILLIE: 1108 S. Hempshire Ave., Gonzales; 73; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, hit-and-run driving FEB. 1
LOVETT, LYNSEY LOUISE: 42495 Cannon Road, Gonzales; 41; failure to appearbench warrant
RODNEY, TRAMAINE: 1709 Loretta D St., Donaldsonville; 38; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, bicycles-front lamps/rear lamps/side/and rear reflectors, resisting an officer
SAVARIO, BRENT DALE: 41021 Chick Duplessis Road, Gonzales; 60; expired motor vehicle inspection, violations of registration provisions, owner to secure registration, driver must be licensed, driving on roadway laned for traffic, security required, operating while intoxicated-first
SMITH, STACEY LYNN: 17138 Penn Blvd., Prairieville; 37; operating vehicle while license is suspended, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana more than 14 grams, flight from an officer, reckless operation EVERETT, TYLER JAMES: 17140 La. 44, Prairieville; 27; parole violation, violations of registration provisions, proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate, operating vehicle while license is suspended, security required, reckless operation, tail lamps, flight from an officer, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, failure to appear-bench warrant FEB. 2
STOWERS, BRANDON HUNTER: 43229 Norwood Road, Gonzales; 34; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant tail lamps, security required, registration-commercial vehicles/expired plate, fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
ROBERT, JOEL MICHAEL: 8184 La. 44, Gonzales; 45; aggravated assault RUIZ, ALONZO: 29206 Winchester Lane, Denham Springs; 23; failure to appearbench warrant BALDWIN, CHASE ELLIOTT: 36626 Plantation Blvd., Prairieville; 38; violations of protective orders
LANG, LAKEISHA DENISE; 37313 LA. 74, GEISMAR; 41; DOMESTIC ABUSE BATTERY
DENNIS, SHOUNDRIKA: 3006 Madison Ave., Baton Rouge; 42; two counts theft less than $1,000, organized retail theft
$1,000-5,000
SCHEXNAYDRE, TODD M.: 15166 La. 931, Gonzales; 50; state probation violation, failure to appear-bench warrant
RICE, TYLER C.: 10314 La. 431, St. Amant; 35; contraband defined-certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited, security required, registration certificates, special restrictions on lamps, no driver’s license on person, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, failure to appear-bench warrant
FEB. 3
MOURET, TATE JOSEPH: 2191 La. 1 S, Donaldsonville; 32; telephone communications/ improper language/ harassment, resisting an officer
CHAUVIN, DORNA M.: 1201 S
Stacy Ave., Gonzales; 32; surety, failure to appear-bench warrant, resisting an officer
MURPHY, SHAUN DAVID: 44335 Loop Road, Prairieville; 43; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, possession or dealing in unregistered or illegally transferred weapons, distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine), distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), distribution/ possession with the Intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, security required, operating vehicle while license is suspended, proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate
TERRELL, MARK R.: 12488 Laurel Ridge Road, St Amant; 39; failure to appear-bench warrant
DAIGLE, DRAKE MALCOM: 42402 Cannon Road, Gonzales; 37; possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, no motor vehicle insurance, tail lamps, headlamps on motor vehicles-motorcycles and motordriven cycles
ALEXANDER, AUGUSTINE M.: address unknown; 63; theft
$1,000 but less than $5,000, access device fraud $5,000 to $25,000
MERRILL, MICHAEL: address unknown; 65; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, organized retail theft $1,000-$5,000
PALMERMO, MISTY MARIE: 819 Mississippi St., Donaldsonville; 46; failure to appearbench warrant, two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
WILLIAMS, MEIYAH MENAE: 40518 Barden Road, Gonzales; 20; telephone communications/improper language/ harassment
FEB. 4
ARDOIN, DYLAN: 18112 Old Reserve Drive, Prairieville; 33; state probation violation, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, theft less than $1,000
DEVALL, ANISHA COURTNEY: 1228 Kline St., Denham Springs; 48; computer fraud, illegal transmission of monetary funds, monetary instrument abuse, bank fraud, theft $5,000 but less than $25,000, forgery
ALEXANDER JR., JOSEPH: 230 S Plum St., Gramercy; 40; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, in for court
RYLAND, THOMAS JAMES: 33513 Queens Court, Alexandria; 32; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, simple criminal damage to property $1,000 to $50,000, simple burglary (vehicle), theft $5,000 but less than $25,000, simple burglary (all others), unauthorized entry of a place of business
HALL, RICHELLE: 443 Frederick Drive, Thibodaux; 33; distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana, or synthetic cannabinoids, possession of Schedule III controlled dangerous substance (steroids), illegal carrying of weapons, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance (alprazolam)
PATTERSON, VERONTAE
LEJUAN: 4245 5th Ave. Apt. B7, Donaldsonville; 29; distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, possession of Schedule III controlled dangerous substance (steroids), possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, unlawful use or possession of body armor, distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (meth-
amphetamine), fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
BEBEE, EVAN: 11360 Kling Ext., Geismar; 28; violations of protective orders
WASHINGTON, DANZELL: 443 Frederick Drive, Thibodaux; 34; possession of Schedule III controlled dangerous substance (steroids), possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, distribution/ possession with the intent to distribute marijuana, or synthetic cannabinoids, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
FAILS, MORGAN ELAINE: 15407
Palmetto Lane, Prairieville; 31; possession of fentanyl FEB. 5
FAURIA, JONATHAN: 2920
Keith Way, Harvey; 42; operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first
RIVERE, TAMMY LYNN: 42510
Lillie Babin Road, Gonzales; 44; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, failure to appearbench warrant
DAVIS, WILLIAM GARRETT: 42247 La. 931, Gonzales; 33; surety, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, six counts failure to appear-bench warrant
NAILOR, CHAZ THADDEUS: 41258 New Orleans Drive, Sorrento; 24; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
SIMPSON, LAUREN A.: 2142 W. La. 30, No. 221, Gonzales; 38; violations of registration provisions, driving on roadway laned for traffic, security required, operating vehicle while license is suspended, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, failure to appearbench warrant
WEAVER, MICHAEL R.: 10474
Acy Road No. 31B, St. Amant; 38; theft less than $1,000, resisting a police officer with force or violence, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance FEB. 6
NICHOLAS, NICOLE RENEE: 800 Riverview Complex, No. 204C, Donaldsonville; 34; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction
RAMIREZ, ALEJANDRO: 12414 Deck Blvd., Geismar; 49; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
LEZAK, MARK AVERY: 13008 Sterling Ridge Drive, Gonzales; 45; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
RILEY, KEVIN TY: 609 St. Francis Parkway, No. 3300, Gonzales; 25; battery of a dating partner-serious injury
AYDELL, COLE ASHTON: 15265 La. 16, French Settlement; 25; failure to appear-bench warrant
STEPHENS, WYATT: 36444 Spanish Moss Court, Prairieville; 24; surety, parole violation, failure to appearbench warrant FUENTES, FREDIS G.: 38055 Mistletoe St., Gonzales; 37; hold for other agency, hunt or take illegal deer or bear in the open season, illegal possession of stolen firearms, contributing to the delinquency of juveniles
BROE, DANIEL W.: 7629 Boone Ave., Baton Rouge; 74; false imprisonment FEB. 7
BOZZELLE, VICTOR J.: 12223 New Castle Ave., Baton Rouge; 46; proper equipment required on vehicles; display of plate, security required, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of a Schedule I controlled dangerous substance, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance
LAWSON, SYLVESTER R.: 153 17th St., Baton Rouge; 52; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, distribution/possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, obstruction of justice/ all others, illegal possession of stolen things
$1,000 to $5,000
SQUIBB, LAYTON: 9012 U.S. 84, Winnfield; 20; operating while intoxicated-first, driving on roadway laned for traffic
MCGUIRE, ELIJAH LAMONT: 2711 Rosalie St., Houston; 31; operating while intoxicatedfirst
COPPENBARGER, NICHOLAS K.: 307 E. Nell St., Gonzales; 21; state probation violation, stalking, obscenity
FUSELIER, AIRIEN: 13355 Fleur De Lis Drive, Gonzales; 21; no seat belt, careless operation, operating while intoxicatedfirst
ORTEZ, SIDNEY ELAINE: 44100 Gold Place Road, St. Amant; 34; state probation violation, violations of protective orders
JONES, JOHN BRANDON: 10568 Legion St., Convent; 41; illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, seconddegree murder/attempt ELIAS, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM: 13128 Lamar Moran Road, St. Amant; 47; simple assault, violations of protective orders
JACKSON, RAINI DOMINIQUE: 1612 N. Coontrap Road, Gonzales; 22; carrying breakable containers in public, possession of firearm on premises of alcoholic beverage outlet, disturbing the peace/drunkenness, illegal carrying of weapons
SUTHERLAND, NICOLETTE
MARLINE: 8291 Mills St., St. James; 43; operating vehicle while license is suspended, driving on roadway laned for traffic, three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
SMITH, TYRON ANTHONY: 1031 S. Stacy Ave., Gonzales; 30; resisting an officer, entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden, disturbing the peace/language/ disorderly conduct
HARRIS, TIMISHA: 4134 North Blvd., Baton Rouge; 44; careless operation, owner to secure registration, operating vehicle while license is suspended, security required, operating while intoxicatedfirst
FEB. 8
CARTER, JANYA JANAE: 844 Monet Drive, Baton Rouge; 25; domestic abuse battery
EDWARDS-HILES, JIMIQUA: 12743 Country Ridge Ave, Baton Rouge; 36; domestic abuse battery
LOUIS, DONRIEL: 7505 Cherrybark Oak Drive, Gonzales; 44; reckless operation, violations of protective orders
SHAFFER, ALYSE NICOLE: 30680 Cypress Park Drive, Denham Springs; 19; possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, no seat belt, careless operation, underage operating while intoxicated
BEIRIGER, JARED M.: 14530 Tiggy Duplessis Road, Gonzales; 53; operating vehicle while license is suspended, expired motor vehicle inspection, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
BUTLER JR., FRANK MARTIN: 45256 Paul Road, St. Amant; 56; simple burglary (all others)
CARRIZALES, ROSALBA: 37199 La. 621, Prairieville; 44; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, domestic abuse battery
GARCIA, JESUS: 37199 La. 621, Prairieville; 42; hold for other agency, domestic abuse battery
SAPPINGTON, CHERYL DASHA: 10474 Acy Road, St. Amant; 52; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
CASTJOHN, CASEY DEAN: 37449 La. 74, Gonzales; 54; breach of bail condition, hit-and-run driving, failure to appear-bench warrant
SANDERS, JATAYVEON: 243 Dville Village Circle, Donaldsonville; 20; bicycles-front lamps/rear lamps/side and rear reflectors, resisting an officer, failure to appearbench warrant
RILEY, JAQUENTIN DAQUAN: 35231 Julie Drive, No. 106B, Donaldsonville; 20; aggravated assault with a firearm, illegal carrying of weapons, two counts failure to appearbench warrant, criminal trespass/all other criminal trespass/all other simple burglary (vehicle), criminal trespass/ all other simple burglary (vehicle), theft of a firearm, simple burglary (vehicle), criminal trespass/ all other simple burglary (vehicle), criminal trespass/ all other criminal trespass/ all other simple burglary (vehicle), theft of a motor vehicle over $25,000, criminal trespass/all other theft of a motor vehicle over $25,000
FEB. 9
WHITTEN, EDWARD DAVIS: 3526 Eaton St., Baton Rouge; 32; careless operation, driver must be licensed, flight from an officer
ILLIAMS, DEON JAVON: 800 Riverview Complex, No. 207A, Donaldsonville; 30; three counts failure to appearbench warrant
IRVIN, WHITNEY TERRELL: 1319 W. Sidney St., Gonzales; 36; false communication with the intent to cause an emergency response, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct
COOPER JR., CEDRIC: 15164
Villa Court E, Gonzales; 46; possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies
TERRELL, MICHAEL GRANT: 12343 Laurel Ridge Road, St. Amant; 29; stalking, disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, simple obstruction of a highway of commerce
SINGLETON, KEONDRA KESHAWN: 16300 Airline Highway Prairieville; 27; failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitiveother state jurisdiction
GATES, BRANDON SHERROID: 202 Light Cap Blvd., Vicksburg, Mississippi; 31; fugitiveother state jurisdiction, theft
$1,000 but less than $5,000 AVILA, OSCAR D.: 13352 Dooley Road, Gonzales; 36; cruelty to juveniles
LAMBERTH, MORGAN CARO-
LINE: 18540 Lake Harbor Lane, Prairieville; 26; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
FEB. 10
DECUIR, JOSELYN: address not listed; 47; forgery SMITH, SHANET M.: 44444 Melancon St., No. A-5, Sorrento; 47; forgery, prohibited activities and sanctions (insurance fraud)
FERGUSON, JEREMY JERALD: 1202 Maximillian St., Baton Rouge; 35; breach of bail condition
MARTIN JR., PRENTISS PREDELL: 9901 Montrachet Drive, Baton Rouge; 28; battery of a dating partner
NAQUIN, KEELY: 23770 La. 19, Slaughter; 35; failure to appear-bench warrant
BARKER, ANGEL: 14516 Scenic Highway, Zachary; 37; failure to appear-bench warrant
HEAP, MICHAEL JOSEPH: 17756 Beckfield Ave., Baton Rouge; 38; failure to appear-bench warrant, surety
ROGERS, CHRISTOPHER LEE: 3141 Winbourne Ave., Baton Rouge, 35; simple assault, simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, battery of a dating partner-child endangerment
SMITH, DENMOND L.: 1107 Mill St., Donaldsonville; 46; resisting an officer, distribution/ possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids
RODRIGUE, CHAD MICHAEL: 8308 Mill St., No. 2, St James; 39; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, security required, operating vehicle while license is suspended, false certificates, proper equipment required on vehicles-display of plate, turning movements and required signals, flight from an officer
WILSON, RODERICK JERMAINE: 15266 W. Bayou Drive, Prairieville; 44; domestic abuse battery
BABIN, HENRY CARVEL: 3237 Hollywood St., Baton Rouge; 36; fugitive-other state jurisdiction
BANKS, DANA: 9237 Ester St., Convent; 50; failure to appear-bench warrant, bond revocation
COURTEAUX, AMBER RENE: 44324 Melancon St., Sorrento; 39; surety, failure to appearbench warrant
FEB. 11
MYER, DAMIEN KEVIN: 209 Wilton Drive, West Union, Ohio; 40; fugitive-other state jurisdiction, disturbing the peace/drunkenness
SCOFIELD, CHASE ALLEN: 41155 Rhea St., Gonzales; 39; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
MOORE, ROY: 2001 Shady Oaks Drive, Baton Rouge; 31; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
OCHOA, MATTHEW ALLEN: 31251 Shannon Drive; 17; battery of a dating partner
CORIO, ANDRIA LEA: 9987 Spur Road, Denham Springs; 44; failure to appear-bench warrant
TARVER, JAMIE ALEXANDRA: 25195 West St., Springfield; 41; telephone communications/ improper language/harassment
BUTLER, JONATHAN M.: 2281 Acosta Road, Donaldsonville; 39; probation violation
ARMSTEAD, DEXTINEY GARA’LYNA: 39134 Tony Christy Ave., Prairieville; 19; failure to appear-bench warrant
JENKINS III, THOMAS: 301 Orange St., Donaldsonville; 55; theft less than $1,000, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine), prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, bicycles-front lamps/rear lamps/side and rear reflectors, resisting an officer FEB. 12
MURPHY, BILLY JOE: 220 Lower Country Drive, Bourg; 42; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, theft less than $1,000 FERNANDEZ, PATRICK: 198 Ewell St., Belle Rose; 38; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, theft less than $1,000, failure to appear-bench warrant
MARTIN, JENNIFER ANNE: 39407 Richardson Road, Prairieville; 49; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance, evidence of motor vehicle liability security contained in vehicle, expired driver’s license, tail lamps, violations of registration provisions WARNER III, ALDEN RAY: 426 W. Sycamore St., Gonzales; 19; failure to appear-bench warrant ROMERO, GERMAN: 1119 Corbin Ave., Pensacola, Florida; 27; disturbing the peace/drunkenness
GARCIA, AMANCIO BONILLA: 1119 Corbin Ave., Pensacola, Florida; 46; disturbing the peace/drunkenness
GALVEZ, CARLO: 1119 Corboin Drive, Pensacola, Florida; 27; disturbing the peace/drunkenness