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St. James Sheriff Willy J Martin Jr.
The St. James Parish Sheriff’s Office is committed to providing quality law enforcement to the residents, businesses, and visitors of our parish. We strive to maintain safe and secure communities so that our residents can live, prosper and have peace of mind.
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News
- Notice of Public Meeting
- Arrest Made in Christmas Eve Shooting
- Crime Report Week of Dec 10 – Dec 16, 2018
- Crime Report Week of Dec 3 – Dec 9, 2018
- St James High School 2018 Arrive Alive Video
- Sheriff’s Office Upgrades to New Phone System
- National Command & Leadership College
- NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING – ST JAMES PARISH LAW ENFORCEMENT DISTRICT
- Sharing Crime Data with Public CrimeMapping Website
- Child Safety Seat Check-Up 2017
Press Releases
- Arrest Made in June 21st Homicide
- Sheriff Willy Martin Awards Scholarship to College-Bound Teen
- National Prescription Drug Takeback Day
- Clark Arrested for Second Degree Murder
- Shots Fired in Brooks Housing
- Update on Christmas Eve Shooting
- Christmas Eve Shooting on Main St in Lutcher
- FirstNet Steps Up to the Plate for Christmas Eve
- Child Safety Seat 2018
- Oubre Arrested for Carrying Firearm on School Property & Criminal Trespass
Thank you to our Ambassador, Sgt. Dustin Poche for sending this in and great job St James Sheriff's Office!
"On July 15, 2019 St. James Parish Sheriff's Office Deputies were dispatched to Paulina, La in reference to a 3 year child that was missing.
Deputy Ray Marzilli and Deputy Ebony Brown arrived on scene and were advised that the child "Jayden" was outside bathing some kittens with his mother and older brother. While his mother went to pick the kittens up, Jayden continued to play outside and wandered into a neighbor's yard. Due to their quick response deputies quickly found Jayden.
Deputies quickly returned Jayden home safely to his mother. Jayden was frightened from not being able to find his mommy. Deputy Ray Marzilli, Deputy Ebony Brown, and Lt. Jeff Moran quickly gave a Barran's Bears to Jayden whom he immediately took a liking to. In the photo it looks like Jayden was trying to teach the Barran's Bear how to take a "bite" out of crime."