Sabine Parish Sheriff reports felony narcotics, firearm arrests for January 2026

Sheriff Aaron Mitchell announced a series of felony narcotics and firearm arrests in Sabine Parish during January 2026, resulting from ongoing law enforcement efforts in the area.

Among those arrested:

Anthony Carl Cuske, 67, of Many, was charged with possession of methamphetamine (Schedule II), drug paraphernalia, and a modified exhaust system. Bond was set at $5,000, and he was released on his own recognizance (OR).

Ollie Vee Davis, 39, of Many, faces possession of marijuana and methamphetamine, along with multiple warrants for distribution and conspiracy to distribute meth. His total bond is $97,000, and he remains in jail.

Margaret Kay Ashley Bangert, 48, of Many, was charged with possession of marijuana and methamphetamine. Bond was $1,000, and she was OR released.

Rickey Lamont Booth, 41, of Many, faces multiple charges including distribution of meth, conspiracy to distribute synthetic cannabinoids and meth, and contraband in penal institutions. Bond is set at $100,000, and he remains in jail.

Alision Nicole Current, 35, of Many, faces charges including meth possession, obstruction of justice, and multiple distribution-related warrants. Bond totals $60,000, and she remains in custody.

Janis Leanna Seay, 37, of Many, was charged with meth possession, drug paraphernalia, illegal drug use around minors, traffic violations, and failure to appear. Bond is $11,000, and she remains in jail.

Fannie Lynette White, 40, of Many, faces meth possession, drug paraphernalia, and probation/parole violations. She was released on her own recognizance.

Dekedrick Demond Lynch, 28, of Zwolle, faces multiple charges including aggravated assault with a firearm, possession of firearms by a convicted felon, battery of a police officer, resisting arrest, unauthorized entry of a dwelling, and theft. His total bond is $320,000, and he remains in jail.

Sheriff Mitchell emphasized the ongoing commitment of the Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Office to combat illegal narcotics and firearm-related crimes in the parish.