Police Report

Rayville Police Chief Markus Turner announced the Rayville Police Department made the following arrests for the week of Nov. 27 through Dec. 4.

• Kelandria Sutton, 19, 173 E. Cotton Road, Oak Ridge; disturbing the peace - general.

• Lafayette Anderson, 42, 42 Tuscany Way, Rayville; disturbing the peace – general.

• Octavia Anderson, 19, 42 Tuscany Way, Rayville; disturbing the peace – general.

• Anthony Pinkney, 46, 180 Amanda Ave., Guyton, Ga.; resisting arrest and disturbing the peace – general.

• Y’Anthony Mack, 20, 113 Merrick St., Rayville; disturbing the peace – general.

• Thalia Wilford, 18, 113 Merrick St., Rayville; disturbing the peace – fighting.

• Vance Phillips, 51, 401 Linda St., Rayville; sexual battery.

• Ashanti Brown, 20, 912 Gum St., Winnsboro; disturbing the peace – fighting.

• Casey Brewer, 18, 93 McEachan Road, Rayville; theft. 

• Keanna Reed, 23; 32 Plum Tree, Rayville; disturbing the peace – general and resisting arrest.

• One juvenile was charged with theft.

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The Rayville Police Department issued a total of three traffic citations this week. That number one each for speeding, no driver’s license in possession and failure to report an accident.

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Chief Markus Turner and his staff would like to remind the citizens of Rayville disturbances of any kind will not be tolerated.  

He stated being involved in such disturbances will result in your arrest and fines being paid.  Chief Turner stated if you are arrested for any type of disturbance, you will not be able to post a city bond. He stated you will pay the fine or post a professional bond only. Chief Turner advised the best way to avoid this is to walk away and or call the police department.  

Chief Turner would also like to remind citizens that while shopping is in full swing, he has increased patrols to help deter thefts. He wants to remind shoppers to lock their vehicles and lock their homes while they are out shopping.

While the men and women in blue are out working during the holidays, Chief Turner wants them to remain visible as an added deterrent to crime. He is dedicated to keeping all citizens, along with their guests or visitors, safe.

If you see someone committing a crime, do not hesitate to call 911 or the Rayville Police Department at 318-728-4431.