Turkey Creek PD is continuing to have public safety in their concern and has been busy this last month handling various complaints and
drug issues.
Miranda King was arrested on 06-29-2021 for theft by shoplifting after a
video was produced by Dollar General showing Mrs. King using the self-
checkout and completely avoiding the scanner to place items into bags
and then leaving the store. A warrant was issued for her arrest and Mrs.
King was placed into custody on a later date.
On July 11, 2021, Matthew Deville was ultimately placed under arrest for
DWI first offense when he drove his vehicle into an officer that was on
duty in their official capacity conducting duties on a complaint and
advised that the officer’s lights were too bright. After observation and a
field sobriety test it was found Deville was extremely
intoxicated and was placed under arrest without incident.
On July 10, 2021 a complaint came in about vandalism located at the
First United Pentecostal Church of Turkey Creek and the complaint was
thoroughly investigated. After investigation on July 12, 2021 it was
learned that two juveniles committed the act. Kimberly Campbell
of Turkey Creek was cited for improper supervision of a minor.
Ashley Naquin was asked to come in for questioning and upon doing so
she wound up being placed under arrest for Disturbing the peace,
Criminal damage to property, and Resisting an officer.
On July 15, 2021 While conducting traffic control officers with the
turkey creek police department made a traffic stop for a minor vehicle
infraction and after investigation and a positive K9 alert from K9 Ice
Presumed Crystal Meth was located and John Lea of Ville Platte was
ultimately placed under arrest for Possession of Schedule II narcotics.
On July 19, 2021 Officers with the Turkey Creek police department
attempted to stop a maroon in color Honda pilot with switched plates
which in turn led officers on a short vehicle pursuit where the Patrol K9
vehicle was rammed by the suspect where he ultimately crashed the
patrol vehicle where the officer and K9 sustained minor injuries. The
suspect vehicle was later located abandoned on Royal Rd by Evangeline
Parish Sheriff’s Office. The incident is still under investigation by the
police department. We are asking for anyone with information to
contact the Turkey Creek Police department at 337- 461-2212.
Turkey Creek Police Department is continuously striving to make Turkey
Creek a safer place for our community and as always Chief Steven
Ardoin would like to thank the public for their continued support and to
report all suspicious activity and all suspects are innocent until proven
guilty.
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