Mt. Hermon Web TV: TPSO Arrests 7 on Drugs, Currency, and Firearms Charges

April 25, 2017

TPSO Arrests 7 on Drugs, Currency, and Firearms Charges

Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Daniel Edwards reports today (April 21, 2017 that a total of seven people have been arrested on drug charges following two separate narcotics related search warrants executed by TPSO's Narcotics Agents and Street Crimes Unit. Both search warrants were served at residences on Blanch Lane in Hammond.
Arrested were Nadia McKinney (27) of Hammond, Brandon Perrin (31) of Ponchatoula, Montrey Collins (39) of Hammond, Clarence Hoyt (30) of Hammond, Mary Oneal (25) of Hammond., Jeffery Pierre (41) of Hammond, and Kerry Landry (41) of Hammond.
Perrin, McKinney, and Oneal were on active probation and Landry was on parole.
Numerous items of suspected contraband were seized, specifically methamphetamine, several digital weighing scales, drug paraphernalia, prescription narcotics, counterfeit currency and firearms.

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April 25, 2017

TPSO Arrests 7 on Drugs, Currency, and Firearms Charges

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