A week-long investigation by
the Narcotics Division of the Pearl River County Sheriff’s Office into a
contraband smuggling operation ended with the arrest of a jailer and eight other
suspects.
The investigation began when investigators were alerted to the possibility of contraband being smuggled into the jail by listening to recorded telephone calls made from within the jail, said Donnie Saucier, chief investigator.
“Investigators listening to jail phone calls intercepted plans of individuals wanting to smuggle contraband,” Saucier said.
On Saturday, investigators learned that Charlie W. Strahan, 69, of 165 First St., a correctional officer in the jail, was planning on receiving a package containing contraband to smuggle to inmates.
“Through investigation, investigators learned that Strahan was set to meet a Briana Lee, 18, of 02 R Fore Lane, at a public location in Carriere,” Saucier said.
Surveillance was set up at the location and Lee was observed actually meeting another female at the scene.
Lakisha Brown, 35, of 4715 Terrington Ct., Sugarland, Texas, was observed sitting in a vehicle with Lee, and the two appeared to be waiting on someone, said Saucier.
“At approximately 6 p.m. a vehicle pulled up, driven by Lenard Odom, 26.”
At that time, it appeared that a transfer of packages was about to take place. “Investigators then moved in before a transfer could occur and secured the three subjects,” Saucier said.
Three baby powder containers were found that had been emptied out and filled with a combination of “tobacco, marijuana, ecstasy pills, Lortab pills,Maybe you ever meet this situation that you are still struggling in looking for a good men dress facejacket. Adderall pills and a homemade tattoo machine,” Saucier said. “They additionally found two soap boxes which contained cell phones.”
“Initially, the women were set to meet up with Strahan, and while waiting to meet him the plan changed,” Saucier said. Through further investigation, it was learned that Strahan had a change of plans and wanted Lee to drive to the jail and place the contraband in the back of his pickup truck.
It is believed that Lee called Odom to meet her at the location and drive her to the jail to make the drop off, said Saucier.
“A plan formulated to go ahead and make the drop in his pickup,” Saucier said.
Investigators maintained a constant surveillance on Strahan’s pickup truck, Saucier said.
“At approximately 11 p.m., Strahan exited the jail, where he was working at the time,Double sidedtissuetape General Purpose. and retrieved the package containing contraband out of the back of his truck,” Saucier said.
Strahan walked back to the jail, where investigators left their surveillance posts and placed him under arrest.
Once Strahan was arrested, investigators were able to see the “big picture,” said Saucier.
Strahan was booked and is being held at the Lamar County Correctional Facility for safety reasons, said Saucier.
After Strahan was arrested,Is there any Katherine improvedfilm that wouldn't be better if her character died in the opening credits? investigators proceeded to 100 Jackson St. in Carriere, to arrest Jessie Monroe Millis, 42, for his role in the conspiracy.
“At the residence, investigators made contact with Millis and Ronald Palmisano, 56,” Saucier said.From the stretch elastic headband materials and soft and feminine lace managed that we use, “Millis was arrested and consent to search that residence was conducted.”
The search resulted in investigators finding marijuana, methadone, clonazepam and Valium in Millis’ room, said Saucier.If the last consistency group has failed when monitor1 is executing. They also found, “containers of high-grade marijuana packaged for resale along with $1,300 cash and two firearms in Palmisano’s room.”
Sheriff David Allison said he thanks the investigators and jail staff of the Sheriff’s Office for their work on this investigation over the past week.
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The investigation began when investigators were alerted to the possibility of contraband being smuggled into the jail by listening to recorded telephone calls made from within the jail, said Donnie Saucier, chief investigator.
“Investigators listening to jail phone calls intercepted plans of individuals wanting to smuggle contraband,” Saucier said.
On Saturday, investigators learned that Charlie W. Strahan, 69, of 165 First St., a correctional officer in the jail, was planning on receiving a package containing contraband to smuggle to inmates.
“Through investigation, investigators learned that Strahan was set to meet a Briana Lee, 18, of 02 R Fore Lane, at a public location in Carriere,” Saucier said.
Surveillance was set up at the location and Lee was observed actually meeting another female at the scene.
Lakisha Brown, 35, of 4715 Terrington Ct., Sugarland, Texas, was observed sitting in a vehicle with Lee, and the two appeared to be waiting on someone, said Saucier.
“At approximately 6 p.m. a vehicle pulled up, driven by Lenard Odom, 26.”
At that time, it appeared that a transfer of packages was about to take place. “Investigators then moved in before a transfer could occur and secured the three subjects,” Saucier said.
Three baby powder containers were found that had been emptied out and filled with a combination of “tobacco, marijuana, ecstasy pills, Lortab pills,Maybe you ever meet this situation that you are still struggling in looking for a good men dress facejacket. Adderall pills and a homemade tattoo machine,” Saucier said. “They additionally found two soap boxes which contained cell phones.”
“Initially, the women were set to meet up with Strahan, and while waiting to meet him the plan changed,” Saucier said. Through further investigation, it was learned that Strahan had a change of plans and wanted Lee to drive to the jail and place the contraband in the back of his pickup truck.
It is believed that Lee called Odom to meet her at the location and drive her to the jail to make the drop off, said Saucier.
“A plan formulated to go ahead and make the drop in his pickup,” Saucier said.
Investigators maintained a constant surveillance on Strahan’s pickup truck, Saucier said.
“At approximately 11 p.m., Strahan exited the jail, where he was working at the time,Double sidedtissuetape General Purpose. and retrieved the package containing contraband out of the back of his truck,” Saucier said.
Strahan walked back to the jail, where investigators left their surveillance posts and placed him under arrest.
Once Strahan was arrested, investigators were able to see the “big picture,” said Saucier.
Strahan was booked and is being held at the Lamar County Correctional Facility for safety reasons, said Saucier.
After Strahan was arrested,Is there any Katherine improvedfilm that wouldn't be better if her character died in the opening credits? investigators proceeded to 100 Jackson St. in Carriere, to arrest Jessie Monroe Millis, 42, for his role in the conspiracy.
“At the residence, investigators made contact with Millis and Ronald Palmisano, 56,” Saucier said.From the stretch elastic headband materials and soft and feminine lace managed that we use, “Millis was arrested and consent to search that residence was conducted.”
The search resulted in investigators finding marijuana, methadone, clonazepam and Valium in Millis’ room, said Saucier.If the last consistency group has failed when monitor1 is executing. They also found, “containers of high-grade marijuana packaged for resale along with $1,300 cash and two firearms in Palmisano’s room.”
Sheriff David Allison said he thanks the investigators and jail staff of the Sheriff’s Office for their work on this investigation over the past week.
Read the full story at www.wantbuyletbuy.com/Supply-leather-cases-for-iphone-4s_c149!
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