Multiple defendants face varied charges in Amite court
A roundup from the 21st Judicial District reports defendants appearing before Judge Waguespack and Judge Hughes on March 1, 6 and 13 with offenses including theft, simple battery, DWI, narcotics, obscenity, carnal knowledge, burglary, and forgery. Sentences range from probation and fines to jail terms and community service, with several cases noted as plea deals or suspended sentences.
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Waguespack
Loranger
Department of Corrections
Jeffery King
Ponchatoula
Jesse Rainey
James Triche Jr
Homer Washington
Roseland
AMITE
21St Judicial District
Bruce Bennett
Scott M. Perrilloux
Ken Fraizer Brumfield
Hammond
Shadreka Brumfield
Richard M. Caine Jr
Mobile
Ala
Ronald T. Cox
Yashundra Kinsey
Leroy Lampton
Bobby Rosson Jr
Brenda Bedsole Ricks
Lisa Guittierrez
Tickfaw
Vernell Kelly
Natalbany
James Lewis
Evelyn Lloyd
Ronnie Rogers
Independence
William Watson
Steve Stafford
Walker
Hughes Amite
Jeff Hughes
Kevin Griffin
Louis Smith
Christopher Wharton
Robert
Ereedus Gross
Leroy Jackson
Winton Kedney
Michael Martin
Tangipahoa Parish Jail Docket Arrest List
Amite and surrounding area inmates booked on March 22 to March 28 include Yoga Mann theft and vandalism charges, Walter Mason traffic violations, Emmett McGee theft and aggravated assault, and Antwine Ricks fugitive status among many others. The docket lists dozens of individuals from Hammond, Ponchatoula, Tickfaw, Independence, and nearby towns with charges ranging from DWI and probation violations to burglary and warrants.
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AMITE
Tangipahoa Parish
Yoga Mann
Jerry Denny Martin
Tickfaw
Parlene Martin
Hammond
Walter Mason
Emmett Kevin McGee
Tangipahoa
Sam Michelli
Bond
Roy A. Miley
van Alpart Miller
Daisy Moore
Billy Carmen Mulkey
Soranger
Bradley J. Noell
Independence
Max Jonathan Ouber
Ponchatoula
Dusty Palmer
Picayune
Miss
Kevin Payne
Amite City
Lakesha T. Powell
Alan Reid
Antwine
D. Ricks
Willie Robertson Jr
Darrell Rogers
Sha Roy Antonino Rogers
Greensburg
Anthony Sampere
Dwi
Dwana M. Sanders
Lesia Schillings
Braniff Sibley
Kentwood
Delwin Simmons
Des Allemands
Alexander Michael Stover
Rodney Thomas
Adrian Thompson
Jessie Thompson
Lawrence Toomer
Franklinton
Dickie Tullos
Carlos Varnado
Marcel Vinet
Marrero
Cynthia Walters
Edward E. Warford
Natalbany
Jerry Dale Washington
Indepen
Livingston bus drivers press for higher pay and fuel aid
Livingston Parish school bus drivers urged the school board for immediate action to cover rising fuel and maintenance costs. Susan Pirie demanded a 30 percent increase in pay for maintenance while noting a 2 percent per mile gas allotment falls short. The board debated fuel adjustments and considered two annual checks, with drivers staging a walkout at one point. The meeting later approved a higher driver age requirement and bids for renovations.
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Livingston
Livingston Parish
Susan Pirie
Pirie
Tangipahoa
St. Helena
Malcolm Sibley
Transportation Committee
Tommy Cothern
Cothern
Sibley
EMC Inc
Springfield
Livingston Parish Board OKs Personnel Actions
The Livingston Parish School Board approved appointments including Stacie Bell as substitute teacher at Springfield Elementary, Heather Hughes as transfer driver at Albany schools, and Terri Lobell as custodian at French Settlement Elementary. Leaves include Veronica Pierson as teacher at Springfield Elementary and Verna Moore as transfer driver at Doyle schools. Wanda Avants resigns as custodian.
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Livingston Parish
Stacie Bell
Springfield
Heather Hughes
Albany
Terri Lobell
French Settlement
Veronica Pierson
Verna Moore
Doyle
Wanda Avants
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