Open Line 8-31-09 David Vitter
August 31, 2009
Sabine Parish Arrest Report 8/31/2009
August 31, 2009
Wesley C. Sepulvado, white male, 22, was arrested on charges of DWI 3rd and bench warrant by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
Christopher Harville, white male, 28, was arrested on charges of probation violation by Zwolle Police Department. He remains in jail.
Eric D. Royal, white male, 19, was arrested on charges of probation violation, possession of schedule I, and drug paraphenalia by Probation and Parole. He remains in jail.
Kenneth W. Heath, white male, 41, was arrested on charges of theft by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Jimmy L. Holden, black male, 20, was arrested on charges of accessory after the fact to simple burglary by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
Donald J. Lester Jr., white male, 21, was arrested on charges of aggravated criminal damage to property by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
Tre’ D. Phelps, white male, 17, was arrested on charges of simple burglary by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
Tre’ D. Phelps, white male, 17, was arrested on charges of disturbing the peace by intoxication by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
Jason R. Malmay, white male, 33, was arrested on charges of DWI 2nd and improper land usage by Louisiana State Police. He bonded.
Christopher Caskey, white male, 30, was arrested on charges of possession of schedule III, no license on person, possession of drugs without prescription, and tailight by Zwolle Police Department. He remains in jail.
Jarad R. Salter, white male, 27, was arrested on charges of telephone harrasment by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Clifford Timmers, white male, 65, was arrested on charges of driving left of center, speeding, and DWI 1st by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
Cory J. Neal, black male, 25, was arrested on charges of disturbing the peace by intoxication and bench warrant by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Departmetn. He remains in jail.
Daniel B. Mims, black male, 29, was arrested on charges of possession of schedule II and driving under suspension, and unnecessary noise by Many Police Department. He bonded.
Graham Everett, white male, 23, was arrested on charges of bench warrant by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
Erica Richards, black female, 23, was arrested on charges of aggravated 2nd degree battery and possession of drug paraphenalia by Many Police Department. She remains in jail.
Rebecca C. Bolton, white female, 24, was arrested on charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. She bonded.
Holly N. Manshack, white female, 22, was arrested on charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle by Zwolle Police Department. She remains in jail.
Zena M. Parrie, white female, 40, was arrested on charges of possession of schedule II, license plate light required by Zwolle Police Department. She bonded.
There are currently 142 inmates being housed at the Sabine Parish Detention Center.
Open Line 8-28-09 Swap Shop
August 28, 2009
Sabine Parish Arrest Report 8/27/2009
August 27, 2009
The Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department reported three arrests over the last 24 hours:
Dennis Thompson, black male, 31, was arrested on charges of simple burglary by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
Willie Ray Thompson, black male, 37, was arrested on charges of simple burglary by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
Wesley Sepulvado, white male, 22, was arrested on charges of bench warrant by Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He bonded.
There are currentlyt 136 inmates being housed at the Sabine Parish Detention Center.
Vernon Parish Arrest Report 8/27/2009
August 27, 2009
The Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department reported eleven arrests over the last 24 hours:
Dena Christy, white female, 38, was arrested on charges of probation violation by LA Department of Corrections. She remains in jail.
Jason D. Carlock, white male, 30, was arrested on charges of 2nd offense possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana bench warrant by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Justin Baccus, white male, 27, was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphenalia by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
JaKovon Perkins, black male, 24, was arrested on charges of 3 counts traffic bench warrant and failure to appear by New Llano Police Department. He remains in jail.
Ajanette Perkins, white female, 37, was arrested on criminal conspiracy to manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of marijuana by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Marlena Batson, white female, 29, was arrested if criminal conspiracy to manufactured of methamphetamine by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. She remains in jail.
Thomas Smith, white male, 37, was arrested on charges of criminal conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Paul R. Williams, white male, 35, was arrested on charges of criminal conspriacy to manufacture methamphetamine, and possession of marijuana by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remians in jail.
David Dickard, white male, 44, was arrested on charges of criminal conpiracy to manufacture methamphetamine and possession of marijuana by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Clifton Ray Burrow, white male, 49, was arrested on charges of ATV on public road and DWI 1st by LA Wildlife and Fisheries. He remains in jail.
Maurice Perkins, black male, 41, was arrested on charges of bench warrant: failure to appear by Rosepine Police Department. He bonded.
Open Line 8-27-09 Chris Beddoe
August 27, 2009
Arrest Report for August 26, 2009
August 26, 2009
Sabine Parish
Pamela Martone, 41, White, Female, was arrested on charges of Domestic Abuse Battery by the Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. She Bonded.
Samuel Waldrop III, 52, White, Male, was arrested on charges of Entry after Being Forbidden by the Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He Remains in Jail.
Allen R. Garcie, 41, White, Male, was arrested on charges of Entry after Being Forbidden & Criminal Mischief by the Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department. He Bonded.
Total Inmates: 136
Vernon Parish
Shawna White, 25, White, Female, was arrested on charges of Obtaining CDS by Fraud- 1 ct. & Obtaining Health Care Practioner while under the Care of Separate Health Care Practioner by the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. She Bonded.
Dennis Lee Quin, 27, Black, Male, was arrested on charges of Simple Burglary- 5 cts., Fleony Theft- 5 cts. by the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He Remains in Jail.
Robert Joseph Gautreaux, 54, White, Male, was arrested on cahrges of Obstruction of Court Order & Unauthorized Entry of an Inhabited Dwelling by the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He Remains in Jail.
Joseph Shannon Holton, 32, White, Male, was arrested on charges of Illegal Possession of Schedule IV & Illegal Possession of a Legend Drug by the Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He Remains in Jail.
Open Line 8-26-09 Jim Pierson
August 26, 2009
Ebarb Struggling to Repay Federal Government Loans
August 25, 2009
Two small towns in west Louisiana are struggling to repay loans to the federal government — a problem that officials fear could spread across the state in the souring economy.
In another sign of the financial downturn, the state is unsure how to handle the situation because the money is lacking to hire experts to take charge of the towns’ finances.
State officials are concerned that the problem highlighted Thursday will set a precedent of more towns not being able to pay their bills because of a decline in revenue.
The issue before the state Bond Commission involved the towns of Ebarb in Sabine Parish and Merryville in Beauregard Parish. Both towns are in default on loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The federal government also is concerned about a loan to Cotton Valley, a Webster Parish town that is struggling to put together a budget amid substantial money problems.
State Rep. Jim Fannin, D-Jonesboro, said a lot of small districts are going through a period of decreased revenue.
Joy Irwin, an assistant legislative auditor, agreed, saying the three towns are simply the state’s biggest concern.
“What do they want us to do?” state Treasurer John Kennedy asked, referring to the USDA’s notification that Ebarb and Merryville are in default and that Cotton Valley appears to be headed for deeper financial problems.
The federal government reports that Ebarb Waterworks District is delinquent by $170,323 and that Merryville Hospital Services District is late on repaying a nearly $1 million loan.
The USDA complained that the town of Cotton Valley is ignoring a recommendation to raise water system rates.
Irwin said the state could appoint an administrator to take over the towns’ finances. The problem with that solution, she said, is someone has to pay the administrator.
Assistant Attorney General Richard McGimsey said the state put a fiscal administrator in place in the town of Glenmora. Glenmora defaulted more than two years ago on $204,990 owed to the USDA. Auditors uncovered numerous problems, including town officials not paying their personal utility bills. The Legislative Auditor’s Office sent accountants to temporarily take charge of the town’s finances. McGimsey said Merryville’s situation appears to be imminently resolvable. He said the town is selling the hospital and nursing home, with the proceeds expected to at least partially satisfy debts to the USDA and the Internal Revenue Service.
Merryville Mayor Charles Hudson said the hospital closed 10 years ago but the 60-bed nursing home continues to operate. He blamed the financial problems on previous town officials ignoring the debt.
“I’d say mismanagement through the years,” Hudson said, when asked to identify the source of the default.
He said about $700,000 is owed to the IRS. Irwin said politics is at play in Ebarb’s problems. Town officials are resistant to change, she said.
She said the town’s water district is supposed to consolidate with another water district but that some town officials contend fraud is to blame for the financial woes. An accountant could not find any evidence of fraud, Irwin said.
State Rep. Hunter Greene, R-Baton Rouge, said there appears to be a pattern of local governments not wanting to live within their means.
Energy Assistance Offered
August 25, 2009
The DeSoto Parish Office of Community Services will accept calls from Sabine Parish residents on Aug. 31, beginning at 8:30 a.m. to assist households in meeting the high cost of home cooling and heating expenses by making payments to energy suppliers on behalf of eligible households. Those who have received energy assistance within the last six months are not eligible to apply.
For an appointment, please call 318-872-0880 or 1-800-872-0889. No calls will be accepted before 8:30 a.m. and calls will be taken in the order received.
It is the policy of this agency to ensure equal opportunity in all aspects of its programs and services without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, or handicap.
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