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Last Friday morning at 10:09, officers worked an assault in the 1200 block of Clarksville St., where the complainant stated a male was “beating” the female. The victim said the suspect grabbed her shirt but did not assault her. Police located the suspect, Aaron Michael Moreno, 33, of Paris, hiding inside the attic. Moreno escaped the attic, and officers arrested him after a foot pursuit.
Friday night at 11:25, dispatch received a call of a disturbance in the 2000 block of Kyle Drive. Responding Officers observed a 71-year-old female victim to have visible facial injuries. The victim stated that her daughter, Monica Grace Marrie Swann, 34, of Paris, had pulled her hair, struck her head and face with her fist, and pushed her thumb into her throat. Swann was arrested and booked for Injury to a Child, Elderly Disabled With Intent Bodily Injury. The victim requested an emergency protective order.
Friday afternoon, a victim spoke with a Community Service Officer over the telephone and stated that he believed his Henry Model H024-3030 rifle was stolen on May 27 while operating a booth at a gun show at Love Civic Center. The victim said while taking other merchandise and supplies to his vehicle, he had left items unattended, including this rifle. Today, he noticed the empty box while preparing for another gun show.
Travillion Chancey LaneSaturday morning at 2:16, officers worked a motor vehicle accident in the 3700 block of Clarksville Street. During the investigation, they found Travillion Chancey Lane, 52, of Bogata, lying in the ditch in the 3600 block of Clarksville St. Travillion was observed to have highly slurred speech and had a tough time keeping his balance. Travillion refused to perform the Standard Field Sobriety test and stated take me to jail. They arrested him for Driving While Intoxicated third or more and Duty on Striking Structure-Fixture or Highway Landscaping.
A Paris Officer responded to a disturbance in the 700 block of South Main Street Saturday at 6:22 am. They observed Quentarius Dermon Green, 33, of Paris, walking in the 200-Block of SW 1st Street and arrested for an outstanding Parole Violation-Burglary-Theft-Breaking Entering-Possession of Firearm Warrant issued by the Arkansas Board of Parole.
Saturday at 3:20 pm, a Paris Officer conducted a traffic stop in the 2000 block of NW 19th Street for expired registration and smelled marijuana while talking to the driver Jennifer Lee Taylor, 36, of Sumner. When asked about the marijuana, Taylor advised that she had eaten it. They also found a semi-auto pistol on the passenger floorboard and more marijuana in a medical dispensary tub. Officers booked Taylor for Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon, Possession of Marijuana, and Felony Tampering With or Fabricating Physical Evidence.
Sunday morning at 4:06, someone fired shots in the area of a Club in the 300 block of Clement Road. An officer observed a lot of vehicles leaving the scene, and multiple people in the parking lot refused to answer any of the questions, so the officer left that scene. An hour later, dispatch received numerous calls relating to the incident. Bullets had damaged several windshields. They treated a victim at a medical facility for embedded glass in her back, arm, face, and leg. Officers have the name of a suspect and are investigating several felony offenses of Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon and Criminal Mischief.
Sunday night at 9:05, a Paris Officer took a Felony Stalking Report from a victim in the 2200 block of SE 40th Street. The victim has been receiving threatening text messages from her ex-boyfriend-father of her child. The officer also completes an order for emergency protection for the victim.
Monday at 2:26 am, officers took Kendrick DeJuan Davis, 40, of Powderly, into custody in the 1100 block of Grove Street. It was for a Lamar County Warrant-Continuous Violence against the family and Delta County Warrant Violation of Probation-Driving While Intoxicated.
The Paris Police Department responded to 262 Calls for Service, arrested 14 adults, and made 43 traffic stops over the weekend ending Sunday (Jun 19).