District Attorney
Warren Montgomery’s juvenile community service program in Bogalusa benefitted
recently from new safety features added to its van by the City Prosecutor’s
Office.
The van is used to
transport juveniles under court supervision to pick up litter throughout
Bogalusa as part of the youths’ punishment. City Prosecutor David Merlin Duke
financed the installation of lettering across the vehicle’s sides and most
recently a caution light bar atop it to alert motorists.
The surplus van was
donated a couple of years ago by the Florida Parishes Juvenile Detention Center
which is supervised in Bogalusa by Mike Breland. The program’s previous van was
at least 30 years old.
The public officials in
the attached photo are (from left to right): David Merlin Duke, Bogalusa City
Prosecutor; Tonia Deleon, Juvenile Court Clerk; City Court Judge Robert J.
Black; District Attorney Warren Montgomery; Darrell Darden, Juvenile
Investigator; Joseph Dominick, Executive Director, Florida Parishes Juvenile
Detention Center; Mike Breland, Supervisor, Juvenile Community Service
Program.
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