Young Child Killed In Grant Parish Crash
May 28, 2010
Earlier this morning, a crash involving two vehicles killed a child and injured the mother.
Troopers responded to the crash around 10:00 am, which occurred on US Hwy 165 north of Pollock, LA. The crash involved a 2000 Ford pickup, driven by Tonya L. Coleman (W/F 36 yrs) of Pollock, LA and a 2001 Mack (garbage truck), driven by Troy L Jones II (W/M 28 yrs) of Dry Prong, LA. The Ford was north bound on US Hwy 165 when it collided with the rear of the Mack. Prior to the collision, the Mack was slowing to turn right onto Antonio Hills Road.
Coleman was not wearing her seatbelt and received moderate injuries. She was transported to Rapides Regional Medical Center. Her only passenger, identified as Justace Coleman (W/F 6 yrs) of Pollock, was pronounced dead. She was not properly restrained.
Jones II was not injured.
Routine toxicology tests are pending. The crash remains under investigation.
Troop E Troopers have investigated 28 fatal crashes for the year of 2010, resulting in 33 fatalities.
Hessmer Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
May 28, 2010
Yesterday, Louisiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division/Alexandria Field Office executed a search warrant at 1786 German Bayou Road, Hessmer, Louisiana. The search warrant was obtained in reference to child pornography being downloaded at the residence. During execution of the search warrant, investigators made contact with Tuly Guidry (W/M 40 yrs). During the interview, Guidry admitted to downloading and possessing child pornography, and child pornography was found on his personal computer.
Guidry was placed under arrest for Possession of Child Pornography and booked into Avoyelles Parish Detention Center.
Child Protective Services was contacted due to conditions observed inside the residence and the presence of four children, ages ranging from three to eleven. An Office of Community Services (OCS) representative responded, interviewed Guidry, his spouse and all four children, and is continuing its own investigation.
The Louisiana State Police is committed to investigating and arresting those who sexually exploit and victimize children. Operation “Child Watch” will continue to be a priority in order to protect our children.
Obituary 5/28/2010
May 28, 2010
B. Jane Dease, 68 of Converse, Louisiana died on Tuesday, May 25, 2010, at Christus Coushatta Healthcare Center in Coushatta, Louisiana.
She was born Saturday, September 13, 1941 in Parkerburg, West Virginia.
She is preceded in death by her husband, William J. Dease; parents, Delbert Moore and Dorothy Ada Little; son, Edwin Dease; brother, Delbert Moore and grandson, Matt Dease.
She is survived by her 3 sons, Perry Dease and wife Rebecca of Converse, LA; David Dease and wife Lisa of Burr Ferry, LA and Donald Dease and wife Kimberly of Rosepine , LA; 2 daughters, Marjorie Dowden of Converse , LA and Rita Holley of Hornbeck, LA; 1 sister, Edna Dufour and husband Ralph of Converse, LA; 30 grand children; 13 great grand children along with a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
A Funeral service will be at 11:00 AM Saturday, May 29, 2010 at Noble Baptist Church in Noble, LA with Rev. Jimmy Price and Rev. Mike Connaughey officiating. Interment will be in Converse Cemetery, Converse, LA.
The family will receive friends beginning at 5:00 PM on Friday, May 28, 2010, at Noble Baptist Church.
Sabine Parish Arrest Report 5/28/2010
May 28, 2010
The Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Department reported two arrests over the last 24 hours:
Chevallerious Winfield, black male, 18, was arrested on charges of second degree battery by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
Herman Joseph Jr., black male, 45, was arrested on charges of Many Police Department pick up by Many Police Department. He remains in jail.
There are currently 142 inmates being housed at the Sabine Parish Dentention Center.
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May 28, 2010
Centennial Wireless Remote
May 27, 2010
Centennial Wireless has great deals on cellphone and house phone. Come in and check out all the deals. Centennial Wireless is located in Morris Furniture in Many and on Keyser Ave in Natchitoches. BDC Communications will be on location tomorrow from 1-3 at Centennial Wireless in Natchitoches. You can catch the live broadcast on 107.1 KWLV and 100.7 KZBL
Help Needed To Find Briefcase
May 27, 2010
Lost dark brown briefcase with handle and sunlocks, lost between Hwy 944 and the Donut Shop in Hemphill. This briefcase belongs to Bollie Grace. There are important documents and cash in this briefcase. Bollie asks can you please return case, no questions asked, you can even keep the cash. You can return it to Bollie or Fautos Fried Chicken in Hemphill. For more information call Bollie at 787-2737 or 787-4124. Thank you
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Vernon Parish Arrest Report 5/27/2010
May 27, 2010
The Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department reported six arrests over the last 24 hours:
David Wallace, white male, 33, was arrested on charges of bench warrant by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Jerry L. Eaves, white male, 29, was arrested on charges of bench warrant by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Tiffany Caraway, black female, 29, was arrested on probation violation by Probation and Parole. She remains in jail.
Jesse Cantrell, white male, 18, was arrested on charges of simple burglary and theft of firearm by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Eric Todd, white male, 20, was arrested on charges of obscenity by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
Phillip Blake, white male, 45, was arrested on charges of warrant by Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Department. He remains in jail.
DeSoto Farmers Market to Host A Growers Meeting May 11, 2010
May 26, 2010
Mansfield, LA –The DeSoto Farmers’ Market is an effort to provide area growers with an outlet to sell their goods and area residents an opportunity to purchase locally grown or homemade items. The market will be held on Fridays during the month of June 2010 from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. or until the supply of produce and goods are depleted. It will be located on Highway 171 north of Mansfield near the Mansfield Dixie Youth Park and adjoining the covered area where peas and other produce are sold by the Desoto Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Local growers and other entrepreneurs are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to sell their produce, flowers, honey, eggs, fresh seafood and other “farm fresh” items. Also encouraged are homemade food and agriculture-related crafts such as jams, jellies, pickles, breads, woodworking crafts, candles and soaps. No live animals, garage sale or flea market type items or farm equipment (unless handmade) will be allowed. A seed exchange is planned where gardeners and growers can bring their extra seeds to swap with one another. A fee of $10 per vendor will be charged to help defray the cost of advertising and other expenditures associated with hosting the market.
The Desoto Farmers’ Market project is a collaborative effort of the Mansfield Business and Civic Association, LSU Ag Center, DeSoto Parish Extension Service, Desoto Soil & Water Conservation District, Louisiana Department of Agriculture, DeSoto Parish Sheriff’s Office and the USDA. To become a vendor or for more information about the market, please contact Chuck Griffin at 318-872-0533 or cgriffin@agctr.lsu.edu.
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