Two attempted murder-related bookings and an aggravated burglary allegation lead the latest Avoyelles Parish jail report covering October 19–25, 2026.
MARKSVILLE, La. (UrbanCast: 10/31/2026) — Attempted second-degree murder allegations and aggravated burglary charges highlight the latest Avoyelles Parish jail booking report.
The Avoyelles Parish Sheriff’s Office (APSO) released its October 26 media information report, listing 20 individuals booked between October 19 and October 25.
Among the most serious offenses are attempted second-degree murder, aggravated burglary, firearm theft, and resisting an officer with force or violence.
Two Marksville Residents Booked on Attempted Murder-Related Allegations
Jason Todd Augustine, 39, of Marksville, was booked October 21 on an attempted second-degree murder charge.
His additional listed offenses include simple battery, principals, and contempt for failing to comply with the terms of a sentence.
Keyvona L. Kelly, 30, of Marksville, was also booked October 21.
Her booking record lists attempt and second-degree murder under the reported offenses.
The two bookings represent some of the most serious criminal allegations appearing in the weekly report.
Cottonport Man Faces Aggravated Burglary and Firearm Theft Charges
Jacoby Seaberry, 19, of Cottonport, was booked October 21 on charges of aggravated burglary and theft of a firearm.
His booking record also lists contempt for failure to appear.
Aggravated burglary is a serious felony under Louisiana law. The firearm theft allegation adds another significant offense to Seaberry’s booking record.
Additional Bookings Include Violent Offenses, Drug Charges, and DWI
Several other individuals were booked on charges involving alleged violence, controlled substances, and impaired driving.
Jessica L. Adams, 40, of Simmesport, was booked October 19 for resisting a police officer with force or violence.
Andreil Jones, 32, of Mansura, was booked October 19 on a simple assault charge.
Donavan P. Ashford, 22, of Mamou, was booked October 21. His listed offenses include possession of Schedule I and Schedule II drugs, criminal trespass, and simple burglary.
Viktoria Laborde, 35, of Moreauville, was booked October 23 on an obstruction of justice charge.
Christopher Reed, 42, of Bunkie, was booked October 22 on charges of obstruction of justice and resisting arrest or an officer.
Myeshia L. Simon, 44, of Marksville, was booked October 23. Her listed offenses include possession of Schedule II drugs, operating a vehicle with a suspended license, and traffic-related violations.
Isaac A. Hanks, 34, of Rayne, was booked October 25 on charges of second-offense driving while intoxicated and driving on a roadway laned for traffic.
John Readom, 61, of Cottonport, was booked October 23 on charges of first-offense driving while intoxicated and a tail lamp violation.
Other bookings involved contempt of court, failure to appear, probation or parole violations, traffic offenses, and additional criminal allegations.
Avoyelles Parish Weekly Jail Booking Report
The October 26 report includes 20 individuals booked into custody during the reporting period.
The Avoyelles Parish Sheriff’s Office maintains and releases booking information involving individuals processed through the parish jail system.
UrbanCast reminds readers that an arrest or booking does not establish guilt. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Source: Avoyelles Parish Sheriff’s Office Media Information Report, October 26, 2026.
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