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Suspect arrested for attempting to take gun into jail in his buttocks
Authorities have arrested one and are looking for another in connection to a call of “suspicious activity” at a Golden Meadow house.
On Dec. 28, Golden Meadow Police Officers were called to a home on North Bayou Drive in Golden Meadow after being called by a citizen who said there were suspicious activities going on at the home.
Officers on the scene made contact with Justin Savoie, of Galliano, and Lori Dupuy, of Cut Off.
Dupuy gave authorities a false name and left the scene. Authorities then detained Savoie and discovered a handgun, a pipe and marijuana in his possession.
The suspect was taken to the South Lafourche substation and during a strip search, authorities said they found a small pistol in Savoie’s buttocks, which has led to additional charges.
Authorities also observed that while processing Savoie, his truck door was open and a “zip gun” was found on his floor board.
This led authorities to obtain a search warrant for the truck during which they located firearms and homemade suppressors.
Savoie is charged with possession of marijuana (1st offense), possession of drug paraphernalia, taking contraband into a penal institution and improper registration of a firearm.
He posted a $10,600 bond and is now free pending trial.
Authorities say they are still looking for Dupuy on active warrants by the Probation and Parole Board and charges from Golden Meadow PD.
Suspect arrested for attempting Id ‘shoot up’ store during holidays
A 68-year-old Thibodaux man has posted a $1,500 bond after he was arrested for allegedly attempting to “shoot up” a local store.
On Dec. 23 at about 2:09 p.m. the Thibodaux Police Department was called to a business in the ICO block of North Canal Boulevard due to a customer who was allegedly making threats to shoot up a store.
Upon arriving on the scene, authorities learned that Louis Albai-dao.68. of Thibodaux had been removed from the store by management.
An investigation revealed that the suspect was irate in the store when someone took his buggy while he wasn’t looking.
The suspect then accused several customers and made threats to management saying he was going to “shoot up the store.”
The suspect admitted to TPD that his intentions were to go retrieve a weapon from his vehicle and shoot the responsible party who took Mb buggy. Officers obtained a search warrant for the suspects vehicle and located a .44-magmum handgun.
Albarado is charged with terrorizing. He was taken to the Lafourche Parish Jail booked on a $1,500 bond, which he later posted.
Justin Savoie was arrested last week after a concerned citizen reported suspicious activity involving.
Lori Dupuy, who is at large.
