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St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Deputies report that the 1500 block of Duchamp Road by Hilltop is temporarily closed while emergency responders work to clear a vehicle crash.
Please find an alternate route to avoid delays.
Despite the misty weather this morning, we had another great group complete the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Concealed Carry Class today.
We appreciate all of you taking the time out of your weekend to attend and it was our pleasure to meet you.
Have a safe weekend!
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DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Is Today!
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office is participating in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
This is a chance to safely rid your medicine cabinet of expired or no longer needed medications.
It is being held at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Complex located at 4870 Main Hwy., at the corner of Cypress Island Extension and Main Hwy.
To keep everyone safe, we will be following local COVID-19 guidelines and regulations. We will have drive through service, so you won’t have to exit your vehicle.
We can’t accept liquids, needles or sharps, only pills or patches.
Don’t Forget!
DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Is Tomorrow!
On Saturday, October 24, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office will be participating in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
It will be held at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Complex located at 4870 Main Hwy., at the corner of Cypress Island Extension and Main Hwy.
To keep everyone safe, we will be following local COVID-19 guidelines and regulations. We will have drive through service, so you won’t have to exit your vehicle.
We can’t accept liquids, needles or sharps, only pills or patches.
This is a chance to safely rid your medicine cabinet of expired or no longer needed medications.
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 22, 2020
There were no arrests on this date.
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 21, 2020
Champagne, Dustin
Age 35
100 block of Monterey St
New Iberia, LA
Charges POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE SCHED 1; PROHIBITED ACTS-POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; POSSESSION FIREARM COMMITTING/ATTEMPT CRIME; POSSESSION OF SCHEDULE III NARCOTICS(STIMULANTS)
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
While Sheriff Becket Breaux was out of the office today at an annual training, we were honored to have a very special guest at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office.
This afternoon, Mr. Shaquille O’Neal was appointed as a St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Special Reserve Deputy.
Thank you for your kindness, support, and encouragement you provided to the Deputies, it was very much appreciated.
Welcome to the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Team!
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 20, 2020
Bourque, Holly
Age 40
200 block of Voohries
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges FAILURE TO APPEAR; ISSUANCE OF ARREST WARRANT; FAILURE TO APPEAR; ISSUANCE OF ARREST WARRANT
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Broussard, Adolph
Age 73
300 block of Hesper Dr
Carencro, LA
Charges EXPLOITATION OF THE INFIRMED
Arresting Agency 17P-BREAUX BRIDGE PD
Broussard, Brenda
Age 70
300 block of Hesper Dr
Carencro, LA
Charges EXPLOITATION OF THE INFIRMED
Arresting Agency 17P-BREAUX BRIDGE PD
Daigle, Bryson
Age 22
1100 block of Bayou Portage Rd
St. Martinville, LA
Charges PORNOGRAPHY INVOLVING JUVENILES
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Roberts, Mckenley
Age 19
1000 block of Kennedy Dr
Arnaudville, LA
Charges CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF A JUVENILE
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Breaux Bridge Man Arrested On Multiple Burglary Charges
Sheriff Becket Breaux announces that Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office received reports of four burglaries that occurred at residences in the Cecilia and Breaux Bridge area of St. Martin Parish between October 14, 2020 and October 18, 2020. An investigation was initiated and through the course of the investigation, Deputies identified the suspect as Clinton Edmond, 57, Breaux Bridge.
At the culmination of the investigation, a warrant of arrest was obtained and Deputies arrested Clinton Edmond, the evening of Monday, October 19, 2020 and charged him as follows:
October 14, 2020-1400 Block of Zin Zin Road
LA. R.S. 14:27.62(1)-Simple Criminal Damage to Property-1 Count
LA. R.S. 14:56-Attempted Burglary-3 Counts
October 14, 2020-1500 Block of Nina Hwy.
LA. R.S. 14:62-Simple Burglary-1 Count
October 14, 2020-1400 Block of Zin Zin Road
LA. R.S. 14:62-Simple Burglary-1 Count
LA. R.S. 14:27.62-Attempted Burglary-3 Counts
October 18, 2020-1600 Block of Anse Broussard Hwy.
LA. R.S. 14:62-Simple Burglary-1 Count
LA.R.S. 14:67.15 Theft of a Firearm
Following his arrest, he was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center on the above charges. At the time of this release, no bond had been set.
Arnaudville Man Arrested On Carnal Knowledge Of A Juvenile Charge
Sheriff Becket Breaux announces that Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office received a report regarding the alleged carnal knowledge of a juvenile, and a subsequent investigation into the allegations was initiated. At the culmination of the investigation, a Warrant of Arrest was obtained for McKenley Ray Roberts, 19, Arnaudville, LA.
This morning, October 20, 2020, following the execution of the warrant, he was arrested and charged as follows:
LA. R.S. 14:80—Carnal Knowledge of a Juvenile-(Felony)-1 count
Following his arrest, he was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center and his bond was set at $7,000.00.
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 19, 2020
Boutte, Zavian
Age 19
1400 block of Leed Champagne Rd
St. Martinville, LA
Charges AGGRAVATED BATTERY
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Butler, Jaleshia
Age 29
600 block of Admiral Doyle Dr
New Iberia, LA
Charges OUTSIDE AGENCY WARRANT--EXTRADITION REQUIRED
Arresting Agency 67-U.S. MARSHALL
Dugas, Bryalon
Age 26
600 block of Pearl St
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges FLIGHT FROM AN OFFICER - AGGRAVATED; SPEEDING; DRIVER MUST BE LICENSED; RESISTING AN OFFICER
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Edmond, Clinton
Age 57
1300 block of Zin Zin Rd
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges SIMPLE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY; ATTEMPT; SIMPLE BURGLARY/MOVABLE OR IMMOVABLE; SIMPLE BURGLARY/MOVABLE OR IMMOVABLE; ATTEMPT; SIMPLE BURGLARY/MOVABLE OR IMMOVABLE
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Landry, Keila
Age 19
1500 block of Gray Dr
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
Arresting Agency 17P-BREAUX BRIDGE PD
Lawrence, Kali
Age 22
14700 block of Avalon
Baton Rouge, LA
Charges OUTSIDE AGENCY WARRANT--EXTRADITION REQUIRED
Arresting Agency HPD-POLICE DEPT, HENDERSON
Perrodin, Byron
Age 24
100 block of Cypress Garden
St Martinville, LA
Charges SIMPLE ROBBERY
Arresting Agency 107P-ST MARTINVILLE PD
Pete, Alvin
Age 57
700 block of Wild Cherry Ln
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges THEFT--VALUED AT $1--$999
Arresting Agency 17P-BREAUX BRIDGE PD
Richard, Dannie
Age 42
1700 block of Nursery Hwy.
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION; PWITD--SCH II NARCOTICS; PROHIBITED ACTS-POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Is This Saturday
On Saturday, October 24, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office will be participating in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
It will be held at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Complex located at 4870 Main Hwy., at the corner of Cypress Island Extension and Main Hwy.
To keep everyone safe, we will be following local COVID-19 guidelines and regulations. We will have drive through service, so you won’t have to exit your vehicle.
We can’t accept liquids, needles or sharps, only pills or patches.
This is a chance to safely rid your medicine cabinet of expired or no longer needed medications.
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 18, 2020
Landry, Trent
Age 31
Henderson, LA
Charges RESISTING AN OFFICER; AGGRAVATED ASSAULT UPON PEACE OFFICER
Arresting Agency HPD-POLICE DEPT, HENDERSON
Levy, Robert
Age 36
200 block of Loul
Broussard, LA
Charges ARSON, AGGRAVATED
Arresting Agency FIRE MAR-
Stockstill, Ian
Age 41
100 block of Madison St
St. Martinville, LA
Charges SIMPLE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY; RESISTING AN OFFICER
Arresting Agency 107P-ST MARTINVILLE PD
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 17, 2020
Guidry, Ian
Age 30
1200 block of Alcide Bonin Rd
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX OFFENDER; NOTIFICATION OF SEX OFFENDER AND CHILD PREDATORS
Arresting Agency HPD-POLICE DEPT, HENDERSON
Torres, Francisco
Age 42
1000 block of Noel Dr
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges AGGRAVATED 2ND DEGREE BATTERY
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Williams, Derek
Age 30
900 block of Main St
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER; VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER; VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER; FAILURE TO APPEAR; ISSUANCE OF ARREST WARRANT
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 15, 2020 and October 16, 2020
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 15, 2020
Best, Casey
Age 30
300 block of Fontelieu St
New Iberia, LA
Charges FAILURE TO APPEAR; ISSUANCE OF ARREST WARRANT
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Broussard, Patrick
Age 57
1500 block of Mills Hwy.
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges RECKLESS OPERATION OF A VEHICLE; AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY; SIMPLE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Guidry, Miguel
Age 28
1000 block of Patin St
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges POSSESSION - SCHEDULE II NARCOTICS; PROHIBITED ACTS-POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; ILLEGAL USE CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES/MINOR
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Marcantel, Jade
Age 41
100 block of Roma Dr
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges FAILURE TO APPEAR; ISSUANCE OF ARREST WARRANT; ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF STOLEN THINGS
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Pete, Javon
Age 28
1000 block of Benoit Dr
Henderson, LA
Charges MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION - SCHEDULE III NARCOTICS; POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE SCHED 1; MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION; PWITD--SCH II NARCOTICS; MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION - SCHEDULE IV; ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF STOLEN FIREARMS; POSSESSION FIREARM COMMITTING/ATTEMPT CRIME; TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING PROCEEDS FROM DRUG OFFENSES; ATTEMPT; SIMPLE ESCAPE
Arresting Agency HPD-POLICE DEPT, HENDERSON
Savoy, Michael
Age 47
700 block of Theater St
St. Martinville, LA
Charges AGGRAVATED BATTERY; SIMPLE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
St. Martin Parish Daily Arrest Report
October 16, 2020
Bienvenu, Bennett
Age 45
200 block of Resweber St
St. Martinville, LA
Charges POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE SCHED 1; SCHEDULE I NARCOTICS (ALL OTHER); MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION; PWITD--SCH II NARCOTICS; MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION; PWITD--SCH II NARCOTICS; POSSESSION - SCHEDULE II NARCOTICS; MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION - SCHEDULE IV; TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING PROCEEDS FROM DRUG OFFENSES; VIOLATIONS OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS; ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF STOLEN FIREARMS; POSSESSION FIREARM COMMITTING/ATTEMPT CRIME; CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY; CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY; MANUFACTURE; DISTRIBUTION; PWITD--SCH II NARCOTICS; PROHIBITED ACTS: DISTRIBUTION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; SIMPLE ESCAPE; AGGRAVATED ESCAPE; RESISTING A POLICE OFFICER WITH FORCE OR VIOLENCE; RESISTING AN OFFICER; BATTERY OF A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY EMPLOYEE
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Courville, Corey
Age 33
1000 block of Patin Berard Rd
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges RESISTING AN OFFICER; ENTRY OR REMAIN IN PLACES AFTER FORBIDDEN; ATTEMPT; CARJACKING; AGGRAVATED OBSTRUCT OF A HIGHWAY OF COMMERCE; SIMPLE CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Arresting Agency LSP-LOUISIANA STATE POLICE
Menard, Marcus
Age 49
2300 block of Coteau Rodaire Hw
Arnaudville, LA
Charges VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER
Arresting Agency 50-ST MARTIN SHERIFF
Wells, Tara
Age 33
1000 block of Grand Lp
Breaux Bridge, LA
Charges PROHIBITED ACTS-POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; ILLEGAL USE CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES/MINOR; VIOLATIONS OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS; POSSESSION - SCHEDULE IV; SALE, DISTRIBUTION, OR POSSESSION OF LEGEND DRUG; POSSESSION - SCHEDULE II NARCOTICS
Arresting Agency 17P-BREAUX BRIDGE PD
Save The Date!
On Saturday, October 24, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office will be participating in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
It will be held at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Complex located at 4870 Main Hwy., at the corner of Cypress Island Extension and Main Hwy.
To keep everyone safe, we will be following local COVID-19 guidelines and regulations. We will have drive through service, so you won’t have to exit your vehicle.
We can’t accept liquids, needles or sharps, only pills or patches.
This is a chance to safely rid your medicine cabinet of expired or no longer needed medications.
St. Martinville Man Arrested On Multiple Drug Charges
Sheriff Becket Breaux announces that today, October 16, 2020, Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office executed an outstanding felony arrest warrant at a residence in the 200 block of Resweber Street, St. Martinville, LA.
During the execution of the felony arrest warrant, Deputies obtained probable cause to obtain a narcotics search warrant. Following the acquisition and execution of the narcotics search warrant, Deputies located suspected marijuana; suspected “Moon Rocks” (THC derivative), suspected LSD, suspected N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), suspected Ecstasy, suspected methamphetamine, suspected powdered cocaine, suspected acetaminophen/hydrocodone, suspected Alprazolam, U.S. currency, a stolen 9mm handgun, two digital scales, along with various new, clear plastic baggies which are indicative of the distribution of illegal narcotics.
At the culmination of the investigation, Deputies arrested Bennett Bienvenu, 45, St. Martinville, LA., and charged him as follows:
LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (Marijuana)
LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (“Moon Rocks”)
LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (LSD)
LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (DMT)
LA. R.S. 40:966C; Possession of Schedule I CDS (MDMA/Ecstasy)
LA. R.S. 40:967A; Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule II CDS (Methamphetamine) – Over 28 Grams
LA. R.S. 40:967C; Possession of Schedule II CDS (Powdered Cocaine)
LA. R.S. 40:967C; Possession of Schedule II CDS (Acetaminophen/Hydrocodone)
LA. R.S. 40:969A; Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule IV CDS (Alprazolam)
LA. R.S. 40:1041; Transactions Involving Proceeds from Drug Offenses
LA. R.S. 40:981.3; Possession of CDS in drug free zone – 9 Counts
LA. R.S. 14:69.1; Possession of Stolen Firearms
LA. R.S. 14:95E; Possession of Firearm in the Presence of CDS – 9 Counts
LA. R.S. 14:26; Criminal Conspiracy to Distribute Methamphetamine
He was also arrested on an outstanding felony arrest warrant for violation of the following:
1 Count-LA. R.S. 14:26-Criminal Conspiracy (To Possess With Intent to Distribute Methamphetamine)-Felony
1 Count-LA. R.S.40:967/A-Dist/Manufacture or Possession w/Intent of Schedule II CDS (Methamphetamine-Over 28 Grams)-Felony
1 Count of LA. R.S.40:1023-Prohibited Acts/Drug Paraphernalia-Misdemeanor
Following his arrest, he was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center on the above charges. At the time of this release, no bond had been set.
If you suspect illegal narcotics activity is occurring in your neighborhood, please report it via the St. Martin Parish Narcotics Tip Line (337) 394-2626. Help us keep the streets of St. Martin Parish free of illegal drug activity.
Sheriff Becket Breaux reminds drivers to please adhere to the posted speed limits in school zones throughout St. Martin Parish.
Please be cautious and mindful of children entering and exiting cars and buses, as well as those students who are walking to and from school.
Be safe!
All of the employees at the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office would like to send a very Happy Boss’s Day to Sheriff Becket Breaux!
Thank you for working beside us, for your endless energy, and for your constant motivation.
We appreciate you and we are all so honored to be part of the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Team! 💙❤️💙
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St. Martinville Man Arrested On Multiple Drug Charges Sheriff Becket Breaux announces that today, October 16, 2020, Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office executed an outstanding felony arrest warrant at a residence in the 200 block of Resweber Street, St. Martinville, LA. During the execution of the felony arrest warrant, Deputies obtained probable cause to obtain a narcotics search warrant. Following the acquisition and execution of the narcotics search warrant, Deputies located suspected marijuana; suspected “Moon Rocks” (THC derivative), suspected LSD, suspected N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), suspected Ecstasy, suspected methamphetamine, suspected powdered cocaine, suspected acetaminophen/hydrocodone, suspected Alprazolam, U.S. currency, a stolen 9mm handgun, two digital scales, along with various new, clear plastic baggies which are indicative of the distribution of illegal narcotics. At the culmination of the investigation, Deputies arrested Bennett Bienvenu, 45, St. Martinville, LA., and charged him as follows: LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (Marijuana) LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (“Moon Rocks”) LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (LSD) LA. R.S. 40:966A(1); Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (DMT) LA. R.S. 40:966C; Possession of Schedule I CDS (MDMA/Ecstasy) LA. R.S. 40:967A; Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule II CDS (Methamphetamine) – Over 28 Grams LA. R.S. 40:967C; Possession of Schedule II CDS (Powdered Cocaine) LA. R.S. 40:967C; Possession of Schedule II CDS (Acetaminophen/Hydrocodone) LA. R.S. 40:969A; Possession With Intent to Distribute Schedule IV CDS (Alprazolam) LA. R.S. 40:1041; Transactions Involving Proceeds from Drug Offenses LA. R.S. 40:981.3; Possession of CDS in drug free zone – 9 Counts LA. R.S. 14:69.1; Possession of Stolen Firearms LA. R.S. 14:95E; Possession of Firearm
Sheriff Becket Breaux reminds drivers to please adhere to the posted speed limits in school zones throughout St. Martin Parish. Please be cautious and mindful of children entering and exiting cars and buses, as well as those students who are walking to and from school. Be safe!
St. Martin Parish Sheriff, Becket Breaux and Major Terry Guidry, St. Martin Parish OHSEP Director, share the latest information regarding Hurricane Delta. Please be safe and make any last minute preparations before expected landfall this afternoon. If you need further information or assistance, please contact the St. Martin Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness 337-394-2808.
In the following video, Sheriff Becket Breaux and Major Terry Guidry encourage residents to make final storm preparations in advance of the arrival of Hurricane Delta. Please secure any loose items in your yard. For anyone needing further information or assistance, please contact the St. Martin Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness by calling (337) 394-2808. Please note the following sand bag locations and times: ST. MARTIN PARISH Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thursday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Ruth Bridge-1035 Ruth Bridge Hwy Clayton Boudreaux Memorial Park-1028 Catahoula Hwy Paul Angelle Park (Cecilia)-2458 Cecilia Sr. H.S. Hwy South Barn-1011 Capritto 40 Arpent Road LOWER ST. MARTIN PARISH Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thursday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Bus turn-a-round on East Stephensville Road Stephensville Park Across the road from the Belle River Fire Station BREAUX BRIDGE Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thursday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Public Works Annex (end of Refinery Street near Berard Street) ST. MARTINVILLE Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thursday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Festival grounds (300 North New Market Street) HENDERSON Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Thursday – 8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Henry Guidry Park Pavilion (behind City Hall)-1007 Amy Street
Two St. Martinville Residents Arrested On Multiple Drug/Weapons Charges Sheriff Becket Breaux announces that early this morning, September 25, 2020, following a lengthy investigation regarding suspected illegal drug activity; Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office executed a Narcotics Search Warrant at a residence in the 2000 block of Catahoula Hwy., St. Martinville, LA. Following the execution of the warrant, Deputies located suspected marijuana, suspected promethazine/codeine, suspected crack cocaine; suspected cocaine, MDMA, and a digital scale. They also located two firearms, items consistent with a clandestine laboratory, Six SNAP EBT Cards (that did not belong to either suspect), and a large amount of U.S. Currency. At the culmination of the investigation, Deputies arrested Codie J. James, 41, St. Martinville, LA., and Jardell Olivier, 33, St. Martinville, LA., and charged them as follows: Codie J. James: LA. R.S. 40:966A1-Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule 1-(2 counts) LA. R.S. 40:967A-Manufacture: Distribution: PWITD-Schedule II Narcotics-(2 counts) LA. R.S. 40:983 Clandestine Lab LA. R.S. 40:968A Manufacture: Distribution-Schedule III Narcotics LA. R.S. 14:95E-Possession Firearm Committing/Attempt Crime (10 counts) LA. R.S. 14:26–Criminal Conspiracy-(6 counts) LA. R.S. 40:1041–Transactions Involving Proceeds From Drug Offenses LA. R.S. 40:966C-Schedule 1 Narcotics (All Other) LA. R.S. 14:68.2–Unauthorized Use of Food Stamps-(6 counts) LA. R.S. 40:1023 Prohibited Acts-Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Jardell Olivier: LA. R.S. 40:966A1 Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule 1 (2 counts) LA. R.S. 40:967A-Manufacture: Distribution: PWITD-Schedule II Narcotics-(2 counts) LA. R.S. 40:983 Clandestine Lab LA. R.S. 40:968A Manufacture: Distribution-Schedule III Narcotics LA. R.S. 14:95E-Possession Firearm Committing/Attempt Crime (10 counts) LA. R.S. 14:26–Criminal Conspiracy-(6 counts) LA. R.S. 40:1041–Transactions Involvin
Sheriff Becket Breaux would like to share the following message about an incident that occurred last week. Should you encounter a situation where someone tries to run you off the road, attempts to strike your vehicle, or is driving erratically and putting you at risk of harm, please call 911 immediately. If you or a loved one find yourself in this type of situation, we have a few tips to share to make it easier for us to locate you to provide immediate assistance. When you call 911 stay on the phone with the dispatcher until help arrives. Look for road names, Hwy. numbers, or landmarks to give to the 911 Dispatcher. Give a description of the vehicle and driver if possible. Try to stay calm. Parents, please have a conversation with your children as to what they should do if they should encounter a situation such as this. We want you and your kids to arrive home safely.
Sheriff Becket Breaux had the distinct honor this morning in presenting Mr. Malcolm Johnson with an award for his bravery and heroic actions. On September 7, 2020, Mr. Johnson noticed a vehicle that was occupied by two unconscious individuals, driving in circles in a parking lot in Cecilia. Without hesitation, he used his vehicle to stop the circling vehicle, which prevented further property damage and bodily injury to those driving and walking in the parking lot. Thank you to Mr. Malcolm Johnson and his wife Lisa for coming by this morning, it was a pleasure meeting both of you. Congratulations and thank you for your quick actions. We appreciate you. 💙
Sheriff Becket Breaux surveyed storm damage in St. Martin Parish this morning. We are fortunate to report that the issues we had were related to downed trees; downed power lines, minor flooding, and a few reports of minor property damage. Thank you to the residents who assisted this morning with removal of trees from the roadways. We truly appreciate the assistance you provided. If you need any further assistance in connection with Hurricane Laura, please contact the St. Martin Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness by calling (337) 394-2808
Please see the latest message from St. Martin Parish Sheriff Becket Breaux and Major Terry Guidry, St. Martin Parish OHSEP Director, to help you prepare for impending tropical storms Laura and Marco. If you need further information or assistance, please contact the St. Martin Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness by calling (337) 394-2808.
St. Martin Parish Sheriff Becket Breaux reports that yesterday afternoon following a short foot pursuit, Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office along with the assistance of Deputies with the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office Intelligence Division; arrested Cutler Theriot, 26, Catahoula, in the 1900 block of Rees Street on an active warrant for Simple Burglary. Cutler was also wanted for failure to appear on narcotics and simple burglary charges. Following his arrest, he was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center on the below charges: Arrest Warrant: 1 Count of 14:62 – Simple Burglary – (Felony) LA. R.S.-14:108-Resisting an Officer Failure to Appear-Simple Burglary Failure to Appear- Possession with Intent to Distribute-Schedule II – Methamphetamine Possession with Intent to Distribute-Schedule I–Marijuana Possession of any other Schedule I CDS–Dimethyltryptamine Possession of Marijuana 14 Grams or Less Possession of Schedule II–Cocaine Possession of Drug Paraphernalia-First Offense Illegal use/Possession/Control of Weapons–Crime of Violence / CDS Violation of Uniform CDS Law in a Drug-Free Zone Illegal use, consumption, possession, or distribution of CDS in presence of persons under 17 Failure to Appear-Possession with Intent to Distribute- Schedule II – Methamphetamine Possession of any other Schedule I CDS–Heroin–3-Counts Possession of Drug Paraphernalia-First Offense Failure to Appear-Principal to Simple Burglary Sheriff Breaux would like to extend his sincere thanks to the residents of Catahoula who assisted in providing information that led to the arrest of Cutler Theriot. We will continue to work to rid the streets of St. Martin Parish of illegal drug and criminal activity.
Today, following a four week investigation, Sheriff Becket Breaux announced that Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested fourteen inmates and one former inmate on racketeering charges. The investigation was initiated after contraband was discovered in the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center. During the course of the investigation, Deputies uncovered an elaborate drug distribution network carried out by both “working inmates” and general population inmates. At the culmination of the investigation, warrants of arrest were obtained and the following currently incarcerated inmates were charged as follows: Daylon Alexander, 40, Kieon Alexander, 23, Marshall Alexander, 42, Quincy Alexander, 42, Hayven Augillard, 33, Joshua Dardar, 40, Austin Granger, 21, Arlondo Henson, 49, Brenan Jean Batiste, 19, Homer John, 38, Kentrell Ledet, 27, Demarcus Smith, 21, Javonty Williams, 21, Gerald Zenon, 39 Danah Thibodeaux, 29, was released prior to the culmination of the investigation and was arrested this morning following the execution of a warrant on the below charges: LA. R.S. 13.1352-Racketeering Activity (which encompasses the following four charges): LA. 40:966(A)-Manufacture; distribution of Schedule I-controlled substances (synthetic marijuana) LA. 40:969(A)-Manufacture; distribution of Schedule IV dangerous substances (controlled dangerous substances) LA. 14:230-Money Laundering LA. 14:402-Certain activities regarding contraband in penal institutions prohibited (Introduction of Contraband) LA. R.S. 40:1041-Transactions involving proceeds from controlled dangerous substances activity All of the individuals were booked on the above charges with the exception of Daylon Alexander, who was extradited to a correctional facility in Texas during the course of the investigation. He will be extradited at a later date to the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center where he will be booked in on the above charges. Sheriff Breaux’s main initiatives when he
Sheriff Becket Breaux reports that this morning, following a narcotics investigation regarding reports of suspected illegal drug activity, Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office executed a narcotics search warrant at a residence in the 1200 block of Cypress Island Extension. Following the execution of the warrant, Deputies located four firearms; 3.5 pounds of suspected high grade marijuana, several jars of THC Wax (a.k.a. “DAB”), several e-cigarette cartridges containing suspected high potency THC liquid, along with various items of drug paraphernalia and packaging material consistent with the distribution of marijuana. At the culmination of the investigation, Deputies arrested Christine Nicole Cormier, 38, Breaux Bridge, on the following charges: LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (Marijuana) LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (THC Wax) LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (THC Cartridges) LA. R.S. 14:95E Illegal Carrying of Weapons in Presence of CDS - 3 counts LA. R.S. 14:26 Criminal Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I CDS - 3 Counts Following her arrest, she was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center on the above charges. At the time of this release, no bond had been set. A second suspect, Matthew Vicknair, 35, is wanted on an active warrant in connection with this ongoing investigation on the following charges: LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (Marijuana) LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (THC Wax) LA. R.S. 40:966A (1) Manufacture/Distribution Schedule I CDS (THC Cartridges) LA. R.S. 14:95E Illegal Carrying of Weapons in Presence of CDS - 3 counts LA. R.S. 14:26 Criminal Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I CDS - 3 Counts Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Matthew Vicknair is asked to contact the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office (337) 394-3071, or via messenger on the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’
St. Martin Parish Sheriff Becket Breaux shares the following message in connection with the latest drug arrest. He would like to caution residents as to the dangers of targeted distribution regarding the youth in our community. Please help us keep your children safe by remaining vigilant.
St. Martin Parish Sheriff Becket Breaux Shares The Below Video Message For Residents Of St. Martin Parish In Reference To ATV Complaints In the past several days, the St. Martin Parish Sherff's Office has received complaints of individual’s riding ATV’s and dirt bikes on private property. Unfortunately, landowners have faced property damage due to these individuals trespassing on their property. It’s summer and we understand that you want to enjoy the outdoors, however; if you own an off-road vehicle, please refrain from trespassing on private property and instead, get prior permission from the landowner to do so, or please utilize some of the many commercial establishments in our area that offer off-road vehicle trails. If you are caught trespassing, you may be subject to criminal charges. We appreciate you adhering to the laws that govern off-road vehicle use. On top of facing criminal charges, you will also incur a fee for the towing of the vehicle. Additionally, should you suspect illegal drug activity is occurring in your neighborhood, please contact the St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office Narcotics Tip Line at 337-394-2626, or contact 911 to report it. We appreciate your cooperation and please, be safe.
Patrol Deputy Nick Olander on behalf of the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office, would like to wish all of you a very safe, healthy, and Happy Easter. A special thank you to our Dispatchers, Correctional Officers, and Patrol Deputies who are working today. 💙❤️💙
During this uncertain time, unfortunately, domestic violence cases may become more prevalent. Please know that there are services available to assist victims of domestic violence. Kelli Cantu with Chez Hope, Inc., would like to let everyone know that if you need information regarding a domestic violence situation, Advocates are available to assist you by calling 337-242-6100. Stay safe and stay healthy. ❤️💙❤️
St. Martin Parish Patrol Deputy Bryon Guidry would like to remind everyone to please continue the practice of social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The more we continue the recommended safe distancing and hand washing practices, the quicker we can flatten the curve. ❤️💙❤️
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office along with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office School Resource Officers; Deputy Judy Boudreaux-St. Martinville High School, Deputy Hannah Delahouyasse-JCEP, Deputy Janise Livingston-Cecilia High School, and Deputy Geraldine Olivier-Breaux Bridge High School, would like to wish all three St. Martin Parish High Schools good luck tomorrow! We are proud of you and congratulations! Special thank you to the teachers and students who made the great signs! ❤️ Go Tigers! Go Bulldogs! Go Tigers!
In 2016, St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol Deputy Camille Blanchard graciously agreed to do our Christmas Greeting video message. We felt it was only fitting to honor him this Christmas by running it again in his memory. We miss you Mr. Camille and your amazing smile and generous spirt shines brightly through all of us this Christmas. 💙❤️💙
Happy Thanksgiving! St. Martin Sheriff’s Office Patrol Lt. Jay Capterville shares the following Thanksgiving message. Be safe!
Happy Halloween! 🎃 Patrol Sgt. John Dauphine has a few tips to get you ready for trick-or-treat festivities this evening. Bundle up and be safe! 👻
Investigators Seeking Information As To The Identity Of Five Suspects Wanted In Connection With Early Morning Burglary Shortly after 4:00 a.m. this morning, Deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office responded to an alarm activation at a business in the 1000 block of Coteau Rodaire Road in Arnuadville, LA. Upon further investigation, it was determined that five individuals all wearing masks and hoodies, were seen on video surveillance at approximately 4:00 a.m. driving a pickup truck in reverse through the front window of the business. After several attempts, they were able to remove the ATM and they subsequently fled the scene. Investigators also determined that the truck used in the burglary, was previously reported stolen at approximately 2:30 a.m. this morning from a residence in the 1800 block of Anse Broussard Road. The truck was located this afternoon in a rural area of Arnaudville. Investigators are asking anyone who may have information as to the identity of these suspects, to please contact the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office at (337) 394-3071, via messenger on the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Facebook, or St. Martin Crime Stoppers 441-3030.
Schools Are Back In Session Tomorrow! 🖍 St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputy Chris Arnaud, reminds motorists that school starts tomorrow and to be mindful of increased traffic and school zones! Be safe as you head to the first day of school tomorrow! ❤️💙❤️
St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Animal Control Coordinator, Deputy Glenn Bienvenu, has some tips for those of you who might be traveling with your pets this summer.🐶 Safe travels!
St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputy Sgt. John Dauphine reminds everyone to please always buckle up the minute you get in your vehicle. ❤️💙❤️ #alwaysbuckleup #it’sthelaw
Halloween Safety Tips 🎃 St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputy Mathiew Alexander, III, shares Halloween safety tips for parents and motorists. Please slow down tomorrow night and watch for increased pedestrian traffic and slow moving vehicles. Stay Safe!
Many of you will be enjoying a recreational boat ride, planning a fishing trip, or participating in hunting season and will be launching your boats at area boat launches. Deputy Jacob Fuselier with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office, has a friendly reminder in reference to the boat launch areas in St. Martin Parish. Stay safe!
Beyond The Badge-Domestic Violence Awareness 💜 This segment of "Beyond The Badge" features St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office Patrol Deputy Tyler Brown and Kelli Cantu, Chez Hope Community Advocate. If you or someone you know is a victim of Domestic Violence, they can contact Chez Hope, Inc. in St. Martin Parish by calling (337) 242-6100, 24 hours a day or the Domestic Violence Hotline (888) 411-1333. You are not alone and help is available. Please share this post so that this information can be shared! Thank you and be safe!
Beyond The Badge This segment of Beyond The Badge features St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office Patrol Deputy Jacob Fusilier and Marine Patrol Deputy Norris Huval. They share tips for those residents who are going to be enjoying the many waterways in St. Martin Parish this weekend. 🚣🛥🛶🚤 Have a safe Labor Day weekend!
Good Night! 😴 Remove Your Valuables-Lock Your Vehicle A quick message from St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Deputy, Glenn Bienvenu.
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