The following persons were indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on Sept. 27:

 

• Tammie Lynn Dattalo, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
• Kalynn Rae Hallmark, possession of a controlled substance.
• Walter Lee Harris, burglary of a habitation.
• John Prince Holden, aggravated robbery.
• Kenneth Wayne Coleman Jr., aggravated robbery.
• Jacoree Keith Lavalais, possession of a controlled substance.
• Laura Ann Leblanc, aggravated assault of a public servant.
• Ronnie Gray Leblanc Jr., possession of a controlled substance.
• Michael Wayne Esqueda, possession of a controlled substance.
• John Lewis III, burglary of a building.
• Auzree Monique Nellar, burglary of a building.
• Forrest Shane Mabrey, fraudulent use/possession of identification information.
• Gregory Wayne Miller, robbery.
• Natalie Nicole Richardson, theft by check.
• Michelle Renee Robles, possession of a controlled substance.
• Laci E. Rogers, driving while intoxicated with child passenger.
• Jacobi Jajuan Rubin, burglary of a habitation.
• Billy Jack Sanford Jr., possession of a controlled substance.
• Ray Edward Savant, possession of a controlled substance.
• Christopher Allen Samuels, theft.
• Michael Wayne Scott, prohibited weapon.
• Samad Sefiane, aggravated assault-family violence.
• Roxanne Magdalena Warren, assault-family.
• Roxanne Magdalena Warren, assault-family.
• Thomas Paul Washington, burglary of a habitation.
• Quentin Leon Williams, possession of a controlled substance.
• Walter Cobey Wilson, injury to an elderly person.
• Troy Anthony Wilturner, burglary of a habitation.
• James Dorene Carrierre, driving while intoxicated with child passenger.
• Danny John Church, possession of a controlled substance.
• Brandon Coleman, capital murder.
• Terry Jerome Ardoin, evading detention with a motor vehicle.
• Terry Jerome Ardoin, evading detention with a motor vehicle with previous conviction.
• John Curtis Curl, indecency with a child.
• Neamiah Helmich, injury to a child.
• Natalie Nicole Richardson, abandon/endanger child.
• Natalie Nicole Richardson, abandon/endanger child.

An indictment is not a final conviction of guilt; it is only a ruling by the grand jury that allows the district attorney’s office to proceed with a criminal case.