Police Report
The Rayville Police Department made the following arrests for the week of June 1-7.
• Antonio Brice, 28; 116 Marshall St., Rayville; aggravated assault with a firearm, resisting arrest, resisting arrest by flight and running a stop sign.
• Quoteia Mack, 32; 707 Pine St., Rayville; careless operation with an accident and leaving the scene of an accident.
• Tyler Allen, 24; 1180 Windrose Circle, Madison, MS; careless operation with an accident and driving under suspension.
• Apron Cleveland, 34; 303 Blackmon St., Rayville; criminal mischief.
• Craig Murely, 54; 2124 Twin Woods, Memphis, TN; disturbing the peace by simple drunk, open container and remaining after forbidden.
• James West, 53; 1608 Public Road, Hodge; domestic abuse battery.
• Ricardo Gaines, 30; 9548 GA Hwy 296, Stapleton, GA; disturbing the peace general.
• Jammie McMiller, 47; 57 Collins Lane, Rayville; failure to secure license and registration, no driver’s license, no insurance and switched license plates.
• One juvenile was charged with indecent behavior with a juvenile.
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The Rayville Police Department issued a total of 29 traffic citations this week. That number includes 21 for speeding, two for no driver’s license in possession and one each for no driver’s license, stop signs, careless operation, improper turn, switched license plat and leaving the scene of an accident.
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Rayville Police Chief Willie Robinson advised all citizens of Rayville that inappropriate use of firearms will result in criminal charges and arrests.
“It is never okay to use a firearm to intimidate or assault another person,” the chief said. “If you pull a gun on someone, any altercation you are involved in just became an aggravated incident because of the use of the weapon.”
Chief Robinson advised that his department has a zero-tolerance policy toward all crimes of violence and that any person who commits a violent act on another person will be arrested and charged accordingly. Chief Robinson also stated that this is especially true in cases of domestic violence or cases that involve juvenile victims.
“Protecting the lives and well-being of all Rayville’s citizens is a responsibility that I take very seriously,” the chief said.
Chief Robinson encourages all citizens to come by the Rayville Police Department at 900 Harrison St. or to call 728-4431 if you need his help in any way.