Four Charged In Monroe Marijuana Possession Case
Ouachita Morehouse strike force arrests four individuals on marijuana with intent to distribute charges in Monroe. Suspects include Charles R. Guntiory, 22, and others detained at 201 University. Police activity details indicate multiple arrests and ongoing investigation.
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Monroe
Ouachita Morehouse
University
Charles R. Guntiory
Ten Fined In Monroe City Court
Ten persons appeared in Monroe City Court Wednesday before Judge Jervis Stout and were fined for charges related to driving while intoxicated and related offenses. Fines totaled around 390 dollars to 400 dollars per case with additional penalties and compulsory jail days. multiple defendants faced second offense charges and listed addresses in Monroe and nearby areas.
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Jervis Stout
Harpa
Bo Batlapta
Boa Ois Monroe
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Lev Miartineg
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Tape Theft and Burglaries Reported Across Parishes
Local police investigated a series of thefts including a U Haul burglary on By-Pass where $10 in change disappeared. Reports note multiple residences burglarized and several purses found missing with limited details available from the scene.
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Kenneth C. Hiers
Armand
Pamela JD. Walker
Shreve
Shreveport
Peirce
Jimmy Hall
Oloe Davis
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Fintrs
Winday
Right To Work Amendment Hearing Delayed In Louisiana
The Senate passed constitutional right to work amendment faces delay as House Labor and Industry Panel delays hearings to the session’s final 10 hectic days. Bill sponsors include Rep. Mike Thompson and Rep. John Hainkel with opposition from Rep. Eddie DGerolamo. Senate approval remains 26 to 13. final vote by citizens in November.
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House Labor and Industry Committee
Senate
Ko LA
Bubba" Henry
Jonesboro
Lafayette
Mike Thompson
Thompson
House
Kenner
Eddie D'Gerolamo
Prolabor Committee
Louisiana Association of Business and Industry
Ed Steimel
D’gerolamo
D'Garolamo
Steimel
New Orleans
John Hainkel
Labor and Industry Committee
House Civil Law and Procedures Committee
Three Motorists Fined in Fourth District Court
Three motorists were fined Thursday in Fourth District Court by Judge Fred Fudickar Jr. for driving while intoxicated. Each was fined 300 plus court costs or 60 days in jail on default. Fined were Lowell Singleton of Columbia, Margaret Thomas of Chatham, and Albert J Spears of Monroe. Louisiana state parks provide camping areas except historic monuments and wayside locations.
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Fourth District Court
Fred Fudickar Jr
Lowell Singleton
P. O. Box
Columbia
Louisiana
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