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June 17, 2021

Two Arrested on Drug and Gun Charges in Franklinton

On Tuesday (June 15, 2021), Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies, along with officers from the Franklinton Police Department, were dispatched to a Franklinton residence to check on the welfare of a female who reportedly had been involved in a disturbance. Arriving at the Delta Lane residence, officers initially encountered 46 year-old Dayon Deleco Dyson, who had been in an argument with his girlfriend.

When officers entered the residence to check on the well-being of the female, they noticed a strong odor of marijuana plus a rifle. Deputies also encountered 23 year-old  Jaylen J. Magee, in an adjacent room, who was in possession of 234 grams of marijuana. In the same room, officers discovered a loaded 9mm pistol. Both Dyson and Magee were arrested.

Dyson was booked into the Washington Parish Jail on charges of domestic abuse battery and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. He has a history of arrests in Washington Parish since 2014 that includes arrests for outstanding warrants, numerous counts of failure to appear, four counts of failure to honor a written promise, DWI, possession of illegal drugs with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, several traffic offenses, and battery of a dating partner.  

Magee was booked into the jail on charges of possession of illegal drugs with intent to distribute, possession of controlled dangerous substances with a weapon present, contempt of court and two counts of failure to appear in court. He had a previous arrest in 2017 on charges of criminal damage to property and failure to appear in court.

“Officers never know what they will encounter when they respond to a call,” stated Sheriff Randy Seal. “In this case, a check on the safety of a female resulted in the arrest of two felons and confiscation of illegal drugs. I am so pleased with the work of our deputies and the Franklinton officers in this matter. Good work, men!”

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