According to Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz, “On April 17, 2023 narcotics detectives received information of a black male, later identified as Justin Narcisse, would be delivering Ecstasy pills to a location within St. Landry Parish. Detectives were able to identify Justin Narcisse as he arrived at the location.”
Detectives made contact with Justin Narcisse and a probable cause search on his vehicle was conducted. During the search, detectives located approximately 250 suspected MDMA pills, 9 red/tan capsules of suspected oxycodone and a Smith & Wesson .38 Caliber revolver.
The estimated street value of the illegal narcotics located is valued at approximately $300.00
Justin Narcisse was transported to the St. Landry Parish Jail and booked for Possession with intent to distribute schedule I CDS (MDMA), possession of schedule I CDS (marijuana), illegal carrying of weapons in the presence of CDS, possession of schedule II CDS (oxycodone) and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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ARRESTED: Justin Narcisse, age 31 – Black / Male
401 S. Magnolia – Lafayette, LA. 70501
CHARGES:
Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule I CDS (MDMA); Possession of Schedule I CDS (Marijuana); Possession of Schedule II CDS (Oxycodone); Illegal Possession of a Weapon in the Presence of a CDS; Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
BOND: $33,500
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Anyone with information about illegal drug activity is encouraged to call the St. Landry Parish Sheriff Department’s Drug Hotline at 337-948-0970 or 948-1030. All callers remain anonymous and the information is kept strictly confidential.
You may also call Crime Stoppers at 337-948-TIPS, download the P3 app on your mobile device or simply dial **TIPS on your mobile phone to tip. All calls are anonymous and you can earn a cash reward for information leading to an arrest.
On behalf of Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz, this is Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
