KPLC: Calcasieu Correctional Center books 12 people on Oct. 27, 2026

Calcasieu Parish Bookings Log 12 Arrests From Oct. 27 Records

Local law enforcement booked 12 individuals into the Calcasieu Correctional Center on October 27, 2026, according to records released by KPLC. The daily jail roster spans charges ranging from contempt of court and traffic violations to domestic abuse, drug possession, and out-of-state detainers.

Among those booked was 48-year-old Tamikka Chantelle Taylor of Lake Charles, who faces a lengthy string of municipal and state allegations. Jail logs show Taylor was booked on charges including theft under $1,000, three counts of possession of a Schedule II drug, possession of a Schedule I drug, first-offense possession of synthetic marijuana, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, criminal trespass, two charges of littering, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, operating a vehicle while license is suspended, and three counts of traffic-control signals.

Individuals Face Domestic Abuse Charges

Several individuals entered the facility on domestic-related allegations and outstanding detainers from outside jurisdictions. Christopher Ray Alexander, 45, of Lake Charles, was booked for domestic abuse as a second offense alongside an initial domestic abuse charge. Anthony Joesph Baldassari, 41, of Sulphur, and Traven Tahijnequan Carter, 29, of Lake Charles, were also booked on domestic abuse charges, with Carter carrying an additional parole detainer.

Heather Dawn Picard, 44, of Sulphur, faces domestic abuse, aggravated assault, and property damage under $50,000. Tamion Devon Perry, 29, of Baton Rouge, and Tylor Lee Jones, 24, of Liberty, Texas, appeared on revocation of parole and out-of-state detainer orders respectively.

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Police Book Suspects for Drug and Property Crimes

Virginia Rosella Gray, 40, of Lake Charles, was booked on multiple counts including aggravated battery, possession of a Schedule II drug, criminal trespass, and contraband in a penal institution. Misty Rose Duhon, 31, of Sulphur, was booked for disturbing the peace and cruelty to juveniles.

Additional entries include Jadyn Na Cole Edwards, 26, of Spring, Texas, on charges of theft under $25,000, illegal transmission of monetary funds, and identity theft over $1,000. Caitlyn Danielle Ferguson, 30, of Vicksburg, Mississippi, was booked for unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling, while Lexie Elizabeth Poirier, 21, of Lafayette, was booked for contempt of court.