A dead Rice’s whale washed up on a Florida beach in 2019. It was found to have been killed by a plastic fragment lodged in its stomach. (National Park Service photo)
A dead Rice’s whale washed up on a Florida beach in 2019. It was found to have been killed by a plastic fragment lodged in its stomach. (National Park Service photo)
St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s narcotics detectives and SWAT team members forced a door open to make an arrest and seize guns and drugs from an Opelousas residence on July 15, according to Sheriff Bobby Guidroz.
The execution of a search warrant led to guns and drugs in the possession of a convicted felon in Opelousas, according to St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz in a news release. Arrested was James Vidrine, 57, of the 500 block of Marks Road, Opelousas. Vidrine is charged with possession with intent to distribute schedule I CDS, possession of schedule II CDS, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal carrying of weapons (9 counts), possession of a firearm or carrying concealed weapon by a person convict