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SWLA Arrest Report - Jan 6, 2021

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.

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Removed from U S Capitol, Lee statue will become museum exhibit of changing attitudes on race

Removed from U.S. Capitol, Lee statue will be put in context at Va. museum Laura Vozzella © Timothy C. Wright for The Washington Post Dale Kostelny of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture pauses during the uncovering of a bronze statute of Robert E. Lee Tuesday morning in Richmond. RICHMOND The old general is flat on his back now, in the museum equivalent of the Island of Misfit Toys. Robert E. Lee’s 700-pound likeness left the grandeur of the U.S. Capitol and landed here Tuesday morning, as workers rolled the statue off a truck and left it supine, on a wooden pallet, in storage space at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.

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Removed from U S Capitol, Lee statue will be put in context at Va museum

Removed from U.S. Capitol, Lee statue will be put in context at Va. museum Laura Vozzella © Timothy C. Wright for The Washington Post Dale Kostelny of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture pauses during the uncovering of a bronze statute of Robert E. Lee Tuesday morning in Richmond. RICHMOND The old general is flat on his back now, in the museum equivalent of the Island of Misfit Toys. Robert E. Lee’s 700-pound likeness left the grandeur of the U.S. Capitol and landed here Tuesday morning, as workers rolled the statue off a truck and left it supine, on a wooden pallet, in storage space at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.

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