OAKDALE, La. (UrbanCast: 11/12/2026) — An Oakdale woman previously convicted in a fatal bicycle crash has been arrested again, nearly four years after receiving a suspended prison sentence.
Lacey Jordan, 33, was arrested by the Oakdale Police Department and booked into the Allen Parish jail on Monday, November 9, 2026.
According to Allen Parish Sheriff’s Office booking records, Jordan faces a charge of possession of a Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance. Authorities also listed two additional charges described as use or possession with intent to use.
Her total bond was set at $6,000.
Jordan’s arrest follows a history involving two separate fatal incidents in Louisiana, dating back to 2012.
On November 7, 2012, Jordan struck and killed Jacob Simpson, 15, of Lecompte, along U.S. Highway 165, according to previous UrbanCast reporting.
Years later, another incident claimed the life of Taurus Walker, 50.
In January 2020, Jordan allegedly struck Walker while he was riding his bicycle and fled the scene.
Jordan pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in Walker’s death on October 27, 2022.
As part of the plea agreement, prosecutors dismissed several charges, including hit-and-run resulting in death, an expired license plate, improper window tinting, and a passing violation.
On November 30, 2022, Judge Greg Beard sentenced Jordan to five years at hard labor. However, the judge suspended the prison sentence and placed her on three years of supervised probation.
Jordan was not required to serve the five-year prison term imposed in Walker’s death.
Attorney Lea Hall prosecuted the case, while attorney Mike Small represented Jordan.
UrbanCast’s November 2022 report also documented Simpson’s death in the earlier incident. However, available information does not establish whether Jordan faced criminal charges or received a conviction in that case.
Nearly four years after her negligent homicide sentencing, Jordan’s name has appeared again in Allen Parish jail records.
Authorities have not released additional details surrounding the November 9 arrest or identified the Schedule IV substance allegedly involved.
The latest charges are separate from Jordan’s previous conviction. She is presumed innocent of the new allegations unless proven guilty in court.
Related Coverage: Oakdale Woman Sentenced to Five Years Hard Labor for Killing a Bicyclist, Jail Time Suspended by the Judge (November 30, 2022).
