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25-year-old Justin Martin of Lafayette has been arrested and charged with the attempted murder of three people who were walking from Moss Street to their home in Lafayette.
According to a press release from Lafayette Police, two of the three people were injured as Martin allegedly shot at them while driving by in a black sedan around 11:00 Tuesday night in the 200 block of Doc Duhon Street. Both victims were shot in the upper torso. They are in stable condition in a local hospital.
200 block of Doc Duhon Road, google street view
What Led Up To The Shooting?
Investigators with Lafayette Police say the incident began when the three victims, who were walking to a local convenience store in the 2300 block of Moss Street, got into a verbal altercation with a known female. After they bought their items and they began walking home, investigators say the black sedan appeared, swerved and tried to strike them. That s when officers say Martin began shooting at them from inside the sedan, s
Two people have been arrested and Scott Police are looking for another person after a man from Scott died last week.
In a press release, Scott Police say 40-year-old Michael Hebert s family became suspicious about the circumstances surrounding his death. Hebert died at a local hospital after suffering a stroke, but it was what led up to that death that led to the arrests of Hebert s girlfriend and her mother.
HOW IT BEGAN
Investigators say Hebert was living with his girlfriend - 50-year-old Stacy Barton of Scott - when he began to feel ill about 5-6 days before he died. Authorities say Barton asked her mother - 75-year-old Elizabeth Hornbuckle of Lafayette - to come to her home and to help her. It was over those next few days that Hebert s health deteriorated and he became comatose and unresponsive.
Two arrested, one wanted in negligent homicide of Scott man
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Scott Police have made two arrests in connection with the negligent homicide of a Scott man.
Police say the family of 40-year-old Michael Hebert reported to SPD that the circumstances surrounding his death seemed suspicious. During the investigation, officers learned that Hebert was living with his girlfriend, 50-year-old Stacy Barton of Scott, when he began to feel ill 5-6 days before he died.
Barton contacted her mother, 75-year-old Elizabeth Hornbuckle, and 54-year-old Kelly Keeling, both of Lafayette, to come to their residence to assist her, police say. Over the next few days, Hebert s health deteriorated until he became comatose and unresponsive. A neighbor went to the residence, saw Hebert s condition, and called 911.
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