Arrests continue in Acadia Parish as deputies with the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office continue efforts in the war against illegal drugs, according to Sheriff K.P. Gibson.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Robert Clayton and Paulette Moore spoke to a capacity crown at Kelly’s Landing Saturday night about a recent missionary trip they participated in to Guatemala. The two were part of a group from First Baptist Church of Crowley working through the Food for the Hungry program.
Robert Clayton and Paulette Moore shared their experiences in Guatemala with a capacity crowd at Kelly’s Landing Saturday night.
A number of routine matters were handled during the February meeting of the Acadia Parish Police Jury.
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Nearly a dozen high-powered rifles and shotguns were recovered following the report of a burglary in the 200 block of West Jeanette Street in Crowley on Friday. Two people have been arrested, Keith Fontenot, 17, and Tristin Wolcott, 23, in connection with the burglary.
Keith Fontenot
Tristin Wolcott
Two arrests were made and nearly a dozen firearms returned to their owners within a matter of hours after the burglary was reported.
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