The following are excerpts from the Eunice Police Department radio dispatch logs.
Nov. 20
07:45 Disturbance between male and female in the 800 block of South Martin Luther King.
08:09 Break-in at Coburn’s over the weekend.
The following are arrests by Eunice Police.
Nov. 20
Fredrick Savoie, 31, Two bench warrants for Eunice City Court.
Kristopher Leisang, 35, 400 block of Ulysse Street, Eunice. Bench warrant for Eunice City Court.
Lacanda Mascorro, 29, 400 block of Corn Avenue, Eunice.
A Eunice Police officer planned to stop the car and give the driver a warning for not having his headlights on, Police Chief Randy Fontenot said.
Sunset occurs a few minutes after 5 p.m. and it was 5:30 p.m. Saturday when the officer attempted to make the stop at South East Street and U.S. 190.
The following are arrests by Eunice Police.
Nov. 17
Mark Keith Fontenot, 49, 2300 block of 12th Street, Lake Charles. Simple battery.
Chasity Manuel, 33, 200 block of 3rd Street, Mamou. Probation violation.
Kaley Denee Andrus, 25, 200 block of Shelton Manuel Road, Eunice. Money warrant.
Deputies with the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office are investigating an armed robbery that occurred at 8:37 a.m. on Friday.
The Nov. 17 incident occurred in the 100 block of Gayle Drive near Church Point.
Thus far the investigation reveals that the suspect entered the residence armed with a shotgun.
The 2017 Louisiana sugarcane crop is meeting expectations as the harvest approaches the halfway point.
“Tonnage is good, and sugar recovery is good,” said LSU AgCenter sugarcane specialist Kenneth Gravois. “For both of them to be good in the same year is rare. Everybody is really pleased.”
A Patterson police officer has sued Mayor Rodney Grogan after a November 2016 incident where Grogan temporarily revoked the officer’s police commission card, citing ongoing insubordination, after the officer allegedly stopped the mayor for speeding.
Patterson Police Cpl.
Attorney General Jeff Landry’s Cyber Crime Unit has arrested four men, including a Eunice man, on nearly 250 counts of possessing child pornography.
“Keeping Louisiana children safe is a top priority for my office, and we will continue doing all we can to stop child predators,” Landry said.