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Zachary Police Book 12 Suspects in Weekly Tally

Records from Oct. 22 to 28 show a mix of warrants, traffic violations, and assault charges in East Baton Rouge Parish.

By Adriana Abebe ·

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The Zachary Police Department processed 12 individuals for booking or summons between Oct. 22 and Oct. 28, 2026. These records, filed with East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, list specific charges and residential addresses for each subject.

Four defendants were taken into custody primarily for failing to appear on existing bench warrants. William Barker, 41, of David Street, also faced fugitive warrants from the Baker Police Department and the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office. Kylin Irvin, 25, of Baton Rouge, Nicole Holliday, 47, of Clinton, and Shannon Williams, 34, of Baton Rouge, were similarly cited for failure to appear.

Other entries include more serious criminal allegations. Clavin McClinton, 41, of Pointe South Drive, was booked for failure to appear and aggravated assault with a firearm. Wikiki Robinson, 46, of Windswept Lane, faces charges for battery of a dating partner and child endangerment. Fredrick Lanehart, 44, of Moss Trail Drive, and Leaja Mingo, 23, of Lower Zachary Road, were held under fugitive warrants from Ascension Parish and New Roads, respectively.

Traffic and minor offense cases make up the remainder of the list. Antionia Mitchell, 31, of State Street in Baton Rouge, was cited for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, following too closely, lack of insurance, driving under suspension, and careless operation. Damon McKinley, 30, of Ethel, was booked for two counts of marijuana possession, an improper license plate display, and driving without a license.

Rony Mercado, 28, of Vernon Drive, was charged with simple battery. Brandon Scott, 39, of West Grove Drive, was booked for false communications with emergency response. Each entry in the department’s log specifies the defendant's age, home address, and the exact nature of the legal action taken.

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