Rayville Police Chief Markus Turner announced the Rayville Police Department made four adult criminal arrests for the week of May 13-26.
These included:
• Damage to property and remaining after being forbidden.
• Simple criminal trespassing and theft less than $1,000
• Pedestrian on highway, illegal carrying of a weapon and possession of Schedule I with intent to distribute.
• Disturbing the peace by profanity and simple assault.
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The Rayville Police Department issued a total of 32 traffic citations this week. That number includes 26 for speeding, two for failure to stop at stop sign and one each for no driver’s license, failure to secure registration, failure to yield w/ accident and no insurance.
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As we head into the summer, Chief Markus Turner wants to remind everyone to prioritize the safety and happiness of our children.
For parents who work outside the home, please ensure that your children have responsible adult supervision while you are at work. This is crucial for their well-being and to keep them out of harm’s way.
The Rayville Police Department has been receiving calls from worried citizens about large groups of young people playing in the streets and causing disruptions.
It’s important to have open conversations with your children about these concerns and to emphasize the significance of respecting the law.
“Let’s work together to make sure our children have a safe and joyful summer,” Chief Turner said.
