The following arrests were made by local law enforcement agencies.

December 31, 2023

Oscar Robinson Jr., 47, of Eastpoint, Georgia, was charged with maximum speed limit and operating a vehicle with a suspended license; other offenses.

Rodney Baker, 37, of Arcadia, was charged with operating a vehicle with a suspended license; no license issued.

January 1

Janauya Dallas, 20, of Shreveport, was charged with maximum speed limit, operating a vehicle with a suspended license; no license issued and arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (misdemeanor).

January 3

Curtis Morgan, 48, of Ringgold, was charged with domestic abuse battery (felony), possession of firearm/carry concealed weapon by a convicted felon (felony) and aggravated assault with a firearm (felony).

Orlando West, 40, of Homer, was charged with operating a vehicle with a suspended license; no license issued.

Dusty Waters, 43, of Castor, was charged with a violation of probation/parole.

January 4

Derrell Isreal, 37, of Gibsland, was charged with expose genital/p.hair/anus/vulva/nipple in public, to arouse (felony).

Jarvis Cowans, 28, of Byram, Mississippi, was charged with driver must be licensed and maximum speed limit.

David Abbott, 27, of Arcadia, was charged with child support obligation (misdemeanor).

January 5

Adonis Loyd, 28, of Saline, was charged with two counts of attempt/second-degree murder (felonies) and domestic abuse battery (felony).

Lesley England, 26, of Castor, was charged with misdemeanor theft and exploitation of the infirmed (felony).

Jeff Holloway II, 41, of West Monroe, was charged with driving while intoxicated (BAC .08 to .15) (misdemeanor), and driving on roadway laned for traffic.

January 6

Jamie King, 36, of Shreveport, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (misdemeanor) and jumping bail (misdemeanor).

David Hester, 36, of Jonesboro, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (misdemeanor).

Michael Willis, 32, of Arcadia, was charged with simple assault (misdemeanor), domestic abuse battery (misdemeanor), simple criminal damage to property (misdemeanor) and resisting an officer with force or violence (minor injury) (felony).

This information has been provided by a law enforcement agency as public information. Persons named as suspects in a criminal investigation, or arrested and charged with a crime, have not been convicted of any criminal offense and are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.