SWLA Arrest Report - Jan. 6, 2021 (Source: KPLC) By Patrick Deaville | January 7, 2021 at 6:03 AM CST - Updated January 7 at 6:03 AM
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Calcasieu Correctional Center booking report for Jan. 6, 2021.
George Austin Pauley Jr., 48, Sulphur: Violations of protective orders; theft under $25,000.
Patrick Ty Amos, 19, Lake Charles: Aggravated second-degree battery.
Dalton James Laborde, 28, Marksville: Theft under $5,000; possession of stolen things worth under $25,000; contempt of court; possession of a Schedule II drug; instate detainer.
Jonathan Paul Hatfield, 41, Lake Charles: Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Sandra Ancelet, 48, Sulphur: Exploitation of the infirmed; theft of $25,000 or more.
Mickey Joseph Trahan Jr., 40, DeQuincy: Production, manufacture, distribution, or possession of a Schedule II drug (6 charges); criminal conspiracy (2 charges); possession of stolen things worth under $25,000.
one of my officials that them back inside after wondering why officials let them back inside after a fire at the frederick douglass apartment building on calhoun street. crews were able to control the fire quickly and it did not cause enough damage to the building to displace any residence, but some aren t happy about the current state of the units andwith 2 chart water damage in several units. spots could have came in on what is and held till room or something and till date figure out what they were going to do good let us stay here like this. that onlyficials say two apartments in the building are uninhabitable, and the rest are safe to be inside. officials are trying to determine what started the fire. baltimore city police say that two people are dead and two others are recovering after a string of violence this weekend. homicide detectives are nasty getting a daily cutting attack in west baltimore. police say that 33-year-old jamal diggs was bleeding from multiple cuts
controversial ruling, the u.s. supreme court weighs in on arizona s tough immigration laws. what stay, what goes and what this decision could mean for maryland. hi everybody i m kai jackson. vic and denise are off. here is what people are talking about tonight a split verdict from the supreme court. arizona s hotly contested immigration law is upheld. but some of its key provisions are struck down. and that has both sides claiming victory. wjz is live, megan mccorkel explains this ruling had major implications. reporter: the president sued the state of arizona to prevent that law from taking effect. now it appears a key provision of it will be enforced. they pulled me over. reporter: mario chihuahua pull over by a sheriff deputy for making an illegal turn in phoenix. he asked me, what are you from? , you know, you don t have the right to ask me that question. reporter: but according to the supreme court, arizona police will have the right to ask. the law has bee
just a few minutes. the race actually as artie started. it s at the clock. we will take you live. eyewitness news sunday morning starts right now the spin that this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com. baltimore. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news station. good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i m gigi barnett. and i m burned out what s in for tim williams. sometimes you are not functioning and that happens. i wear pink all little butter. it s a beautiful morning for the run. just a gorgeous day in today. sunshine and comfortable conditions printed take a look at some of the temperatures. it s still warm at 68 degrees but we have really lost that humidity. way down into the 50s. they drop again this afternoon. 79 degrees. i really want start of the day. most of us in the baltimore metro area a little bit warmer. as far as today s forecast, we won like yesterday. not the high humidity like
going into effect across the region until 10:00 tonight. all of central maryland, as you can see, east of the blue ridge. and to our east they even have a excessive heat warning until 1:00 a.m. tim is in the outback with more on the temperatures and how they relate to records. we ve definitely been knocking on the doorstep of these record temperatures for the last day, and we will again through tomorrow until some relief comes this weekend. let s take a look. the average hey right now, the normal for this time of year is 85 degrees. today so far, we have to say so far because the official number has not come in yet for bwi marshall. so far 91. the record for this date 100 set back in 1923. the heat index, however, is 100. so it feels like 100, in the low 100 s depending on where you are on your skin if you re outside. stay hydrated. for this week, the progression has been since monday 70 degrees, up to 88 on tuesday. so we just started to good over the normal highs. look