The Rayville Police Department made the following arrests for the week of Nov. 26 through Oct. 2.
• Frederick Wheeler, 40, 1902 Louisa St., Rayville; disturbing the peace (general), disobedience to a police officer and resisting arrest.
• Lasha L. Reynolds, 36, 607 Scott St., Rayville; shoplifting (first offense).
• Antonio J. Miles, 29, Minor St., Rayville; improper display and driving under suspension.
• Anthony F. West, 25, 214 Dacron St., Rayville; no driver’s license.
• Hakeem Fairley, 20, 210 Blackmon St., Rayville; simple possession, resisting arrest by flight and simple burglary.
• Calvin Dean, 29, 209 Dacron St., aggravated assault with a firearm.
• Steven L. Booker, 37, 2064 Hwy 425, Rayville; simple criminal trespass, aggravated assault with a vehicle and aggravated criminal damage to property.
• Alyssa Reed, 18, 113 Jones St., Rayville; filing or maintaining false public records.
• KeJessica D. Cooper, 19, 117 Delaughter, West Monroe; tail lights (two required) and driving under suspension.
• Billy R. Travis Jr., 23, 145 King Road, Delhi; driving under suspension, running a stop sign, failure to signal turn and no insurance.
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The Rayville Police Department issued a total of 22 traffic citations this week.
That number includes nine for speeding, three each for improper backing with an accident and expired plate and one each for no proof of insurance, careless operation with an accident, running a stop sign, improper backing, exhibition of acceleration, modified exhaust and running a stop sign with an accident.
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Rayville Police Chief Willie Robinson would like to remind all citizens of Rayville of the importance of appearing in court when you have been arrested or given a traffic citation.
“Anytime that you are arrested, you will receive a court notice that tells you the date and time you are scheduled to appear in court,” the chief said. “If you are given a traffic citation, your court date will be written on the citation.”
Chief Robinson stated that failure to appear in court as scheduled will result in a bench warrant being issued which will lead to an additional arrest and and more fines.
If you don’t pay your fines before the scheduled court date, then you must appear in court. Chief Robinson advised that anyone who has already missed a scheduled court appearance should contact his office and speak to the warrant officer to make arrangements to resolve the outstanding warrants.
Chief Robinson would also like to advice all citizens that when you have knowledge of the commission of a crime, whether or not you were involved in it, you must bring that the attention of the Rayville Police Department.
“Having knowledge about a crime can, in some cases, lead to being charged as an accessory,” he said. “It’s very important that you report any criminal activity you are aware of to me or one of my officers.”
The chief also advised that you may call the investigation division and give information confidentially as well.
Chief Robinson encourages all citizens to come by the Rayville Police Department at 900 Harrison St. or to call 728-4431 if you need his help in any way.The Rayville Police Department made the following arrests for the week of Nov. 26 through Oct. 2.
• Frederick Wheeler, 40, 1902 Louisa St., Rayville; disturbing the peace (general), disobedience to a police officer and resisting arrest.
• Lasha L. Reynolds, 36, 607 Scott St., Rayville; shoplifting (first offense).
• Antonio J. Miles, 29, Minor St., Rayville; improper display and driving under suspension.
• Anthony F. West, 25, 214 Dacron St., Rayville; no driver’s license.
• Hakeem Fairley, 20, 210 Blackmon St., Rayville; simple possession, resisting arrest by flight and simple burglary.
• Calvin Dean, 29, 209 Dacron St., aggravated assault with a firearm.
• Steven L. Booker, 37, 2064 Hwy 425, Rayville; simple criminal trespass, aggravated assault with a vehicle and aggravated criminal damage to property.
• Alyssa Reed, 18, 113 Jones St., Rayville; filing or maintaining false public records.
• KeJessica D. Cooper, 19, 117 Delaughter, West Monroe; tail lights (two required) and driving under suspension.
• Billy R. Travis Jr., 23, 145 King Road, Delhi; driving under suspension, running a stop sign, failure to signal turn and no insurance.
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The Rayville Police Department issued a total of 22 traffic citations this week.
That number includes nine for speeding, three each for improper backing with an accident and expired plate and one each for no proof of insurance, careless operation with an accident, running a stop sign, improper backing, exhibition of acceleration, modified exhaust and running a stop sign with an accident.
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Rayville Police Chief Willie Robinson would like to remind all citizens of Rayville of the importance of appearing in court when you have been arrested or given a traffic citation.
“Anytime that you are arrested, you will receive a court notice that tells you the date and time you are scheduled to appear in court,” the chief said. “If you are given a traffic citation, your court date will be written on the citation.”
Chief Robinson stated that failure to appear in court as scheduled will result in a bench warrant being issued which will lead to an additional arrest and and more fines.
If you don’t pay your fines before the scheduled court date, then you must appear in court. Chief Robinson advised that anyone who has already missed a scheduled court appearance should contact his office and speak to the warrant officer to make arrangements to resolve the outstanding warrants.
Chief Robinson would also like to advice all citizens that when you have knowledge of the commission of a crime, whether or not you were involved in it, you must bring that the attention of the Rayville Police Department.
“Having knowledge about a crime can, in some cases, lead to being charged as an accessory,” he said. “It’s very important that you report any criminal activity you are aware of to me or one of my officers.”
The chief also advised that you may call the investigation division and give information confidentially as well.
Chief Robinson encourages all citizens to come by the Rayville Police Department at 900 Harrison St. or to call 728-4431 if you need his help in any way.