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Jasper County Arrest Log

Marquis McNeal

Jasper Police Department • Marquis McNeal was arrested Oct. 30 for arson. • Mario Holt was arrested Oct. 26 for resisting arrest, search or transportation. • James Hadnot was arrested Oct. 26 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. • Albert Hadnot was arrested Oct. 26 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. • Tamon Leach was arrested Oct. 28 for theft of property valued at less than $2,500 with two or more previous convictions. • Eric Porter was arrested Oct. 28 for parole violation. • Jacquline Bailey was arrested Oct. 28 for driving while license invalid with a previous conviction or suspension and without financial responsibility. • Tristan Dalgleish was arrested Oct. 28 for expired vehicle registration, operating a motor vehicle without a license plate, driving without a license and failure to maintain financial responsibility. • Steven Gilbert was arrested Oct. 29 for driving while license invalid. • Julia Adams was arrested Oct. 29 on capias warrants for assault by contact and fighting with another person. • Cameron Withrow was arrested Oct. 31 for driving while license invalid with a previous conviction or suspension and without financial responsibility, possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 1/1-B, less than 1 gram, and unlawful carrying of a weapon. • Arrington Hafford was arrested Nov. 1 for public intoxication. • Jerry Lee was arrested Nov. 1 for fleeing a police officer and interfering with public duties. • Tamon Leach was arrested Nov. 2 for theft of property valued at less than $2,500 with two or more previous convictions and criminal trespass. Jasper County Sheriff’s Office • Madelyn Wagner was arrested Oct. 26 for injury to a child, elderly person or disabled person with intent to cause bodily injury. • Joseph Layton was arrested Oct. 26 for parole violation and possession of drug paraphernalia. • Jacoby Stephenson was arrested Oct. 27 on a motion to revoke probation. • Joshua Lowery was arrested Oct. 28 on a motion to adjudicate guilt for unauthorized use of a vehicle. • Albert Hadnot was arrested Oct. 28 for parole violation. • Daniel Ellis was arrested Oct. 28 on two counts of assault causing bodily injury. • Lauren West was arrested Oct. 28 for theft of property valued at less than $100. • Christopher Gimlin was arrested Oct. 29 on motions to adjudicate guilt for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and engaging in organized criminal activity. • Joshua Warren was arrested Oct. 29 for assault against a family or household member by impeding breathing or circulation. • Jared Odom was arrested Oct. 30 for assault causing bodily injury to a family member. • Justin Arias was arrested Oct. 30 for public intoxication. • Justin Havard was arrested Oct. 30 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. • Travis Clark was arrested Oct. 31 on an order of commitment. • Ashley Marks was arrested Oct. 31 for having an open container of alcohol as a passenger in a motor • vehicle, failure to maintain financial responsibility and failure to yield at a yield intersection. • Haleigh Frizzell was arrested Oct. 31 for reckless bodily injury to a child, elderly person or disabled person. • Carlos Prier was arrested Oct. 31 for possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 1/1-B, weighing 1 gram or more but less than 4 grams. • Jeremy Cecil was arrested Nov. 2 for assault causing bodily injury to a family member. Texas Department of Public Safety • Rockey Craft was arrested Oct. 30 for parole violation. • Keith Barnett was arrested Oct. 30 for possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 1/1-B, weighing 4 grams or more but less than 200 grams; unlawful carrying of a weapon; and driving while license invalid with a previous conviction. • Molly Dubose was arrested Oct. 30 for possession of marijuana, less than 2 ounces; driving while intoxicated; and driving with an expired license. • Michael Martinez was arrested Oct. 30 for public intoxication. • Kendrick Jones was arrested Oct. 31 for unlawful carrying of a weapon with a felony conviction and driving while intoxicated. • David Mason was arrested Oct. 31 for driving while intoxicated, second offense. • Jason Matthews was arrested Oct. 31 for driving while intoxicated. • Wonya Brooks was arrested Oct. 31 for driving while license invalid with a previous conviction or suspension and without financial responsibility, and driving with an expired license.

Jasper County Registered Sex Offender Status:

Compiled from the TXDPS Sex Offender Database Records

For more information, see the Texas Sex Offender Registry online at https://sor.dps.texas.gov/Search. All information provided by the Texas Department of Public Safety is freely published and distributed and protected by laws governing the Freedom of Information Act.

Latoicia Veronique Bellvin

JASPER — A 49-year-old Jasper woman remains listed on the Texas Department of Public Safety’s sex offender registry, with a lifetime registration requirement stemming from a sexual assault of a child offense documented in state records. Latoicia Veronique Bellvin, born Sept. 3, 1977, is registered at 598 Hemphill St. in Jasper, according to information maintained by DPS and reported by the Jasper Police Department. Bellvin is classified as a low-risk registrant and is required to verify her registration information annually. The registry lists her projected registration end date as lifetime, meaning her obligation is not scheduled to expire under the information currently reported to the state. The public record identifies one offense: sexual assault of a child under Section 22.011(a)(2) of the Texas Penal Code. The victim is identified only as a 15-year-old boy. The offense has a disposition date of Sept. 21, 2012. The registry lists the judgment status as discharged from incarceration but does not provide the length of the sentence, the date of release or additional circumstances of the case. According to the registration history, the Jasper Police Department recorded Bellvin’s registration Jan. 15, 2026. The department subsequently submitted a change-of-status entry Sept. 17, 2026. The publicly supplied information does not explain the change of status or indicate that it involved a new criminal offense, a new address or a violation of registration requirements. Neither entry should be interpreted as evidence of a new arrest or conviction. Texas assigns registered sex offenders one of three standard risk levels through a screening process. A level one, or low-risk, classification indicates that the assessed risk to the community is lower than the moderate- and high-risk categories. It does not eliminate registration requirements or establish that future conduct can be predicted with certainty. The state requires registrants to provide identifying and residence information to local law enforcement, periodically confirm its accuracy and report certain changes. Verification schedules vary according to the registration category and offense history. Bellvin’s record specifies annual verification. Her registry description lists her as 5 feet, 2 inches tall and weighing 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. The photograph associated with her public record was reported Jan. 15, 2026. Bellvin’s record also includes variations of her first and middle names, which can assist in searching public records. DPS cautions that identifying information such as names and dates of birth does not conclusively link a person to a criminal record. Fingerprint verification is required for a positive identification. Texas law permits public access to most sex offender registration information, including reported addresses, offenses and assigned risk levels. Information that could identify victims is generally excluded from public disclosure. The statewide program is administered under Chapter 62 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and includes public notification provisions. The DPS database relies on records submitted by local law enforcement agencies and may be updated as circumstances change. Residents seeking current information may consult the state’s public sex offender registry rather than relying on previously published listings.