PINCHED! - Man gets prison time for stealing 48 sacks of crawfish
Aug 17, 2010 | 4494 views | 2 2 comments | 33 33 recommendations | email to a friend | print
It’ll be a while before a Eunice man sees another crawfish.

Noel Charles Roy, 45, of was sentenced last week to two years in prison for simple burglary and theft of crawfish.

He was arrested in March 2008 after word got around that he was selling crawfish in Eunice for $5 to $10 per sack.

It turned out that the crawfish had been stolen from a Mamou resident’s freezer.

The loot was 48 sacks, according to police reports at the time.

The sacks weighted about 35 pounds each, meaning Roy boosted and was peddling more than 1,500 pounds of the Cajun food staple.

Arrest warrants were also issued in the case for Sammi Jo Ray, 23, and Brandon Ray, both of Duralde Highway, Mamou.

Information about the status of those charges was not available.
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August 18, 2010
Stealing and selling crawfish get you prison time,

however you can try to hire a hit man to kill two people and she is not even spanked.

Just sent home and told be a good little girl. Our court system in going way to far left.
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August 17, 2010
Your court system here just amazes me! Someone is caught stealing and selling crawfish and he gets prison time. Yet, a man is charged with performing indecent acts upon a child and he gets to go free. Something wrong with this picture!!

Perhaps it is not what you do, but who u know!

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