From the DeSoto Sheriff’s Office:
In June 2023, Javarius Holden was sentenced by the 42nd District Court in DeSoto Parish on charges of Possession of Fentanyl with Intent to Distribute. He received 40 years in prison (10 suspended) and 3 years supervised probation. Fentanyl is no longer a foreign substance to our area. Currently it is most commonly used by individuals who reside outside of DeSoto attempting to gain entry and negatively affect the lives of our residents. In an effort to protect those in our community with a weakness for these dangerous narcotics, and out of safety for our DeSoto Parish children, Sheriff Jayson Richardson will continue lead this effort to seek out, arrest, and charge those responsible for trafficking these dangerous drugs across our DeSoto Parish border. Our Narcotics Agents have made great headway in making our Parish a safer place to live, and we are grateful for all the hard work they and our K9/Deputies put in each and every day.
Over the course of May and June, Narcotics Agents have made several arrests regarding those who wish to attempt distribution of illegal and dangerous substances within DeSoto Parish. The pictures shared with this post are from just 3 of the 10 arrests made during this time. All names are listed below with their corresponding charges with one exception: Suspect Michael Lee Hampton’s image was not available at the time of this post as he is currently awaiting extradition to DeSoto. Michael Lee Hampton was found to be in possession of approximately 10.6 ounces of suspected Meth, and one stolen firearm after an incident that began in DeSoto Parish and ended just across the border into Caddo Parish.
Retrieved on two of these arrest (pictured) are:
– 32.7 grams of powder cocaine
– 346.8 grams of Psychedelic Mushrooms
– 283.7 grams of Hashish
– 103 grams of Marijuana
– Three 16 ounce bottles and one baby bottle of liquid Promethazine
– 9 THC vape pens
– 5 Alprazolam pills
– 2 semi automatic pistols.
Anivah Blackwolf was charged with:
Excess Speed Limit Violation
No Drivers License
Poss. of a Firearm in the presence of CDS
Poss. of Schedule II (Cocaine) w Intent to Distr.
Poss. of Schedule I (Marijuana)
Poss. of Schedule I (Hashish) w Intent to Distr.
Poss. of Schedule I (Psychedelic Mushrooms) w Intent
Poss. of Schedule IV (Alprazolam)
Poss. of Schedule V (Promethazine)
Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia
Kelly C Williams was charged with:
Poss. of a Firearm in the presence of CDS
Poss. of Schedule I (Marijuana) w Intent to Distr.
Poss. of Schedule I (Hashish) w Intent to Distr.
Poss. of Schedule I (Psychedelic Mushrooms) w Intent
Poss. of Schedule IV (Alprazolam)
Poss. of Schedule V (Promethazine)
Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia
Sarah N White was charged with:
Poss. of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Schedule I Marijuana
Second or Subsequent Offenses
Justin J. Colbert was charged with:
Distribution of Schedule II (Meth)
Kathleen Wilkerson was charged with:
Poss. of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia
Fugitive Warrant by DPSO
Window Tint Violation
Charles Mitchell was charged with:
Poss. of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia
James Johnson was charged with:
Poss. of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Schedule I (Marijuana)
Ericka Hawkins was charged with:
Distribution of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Schedule II (Meth)
Poss. of Schedule III (Subutex)
Poss. of Schedule I (Marijuana)
Second or Subsequent Offenses
Joseph Heier was charged with:
Obtaining a CDS by Fraud
Poss. Of Schedule II (Meth)
Fugitive Warrant by DPSO
* CDS = Controlled Dangerous Substance
To be continued…
