Police made it clear to a Mamie Street resident Sunday that her future NFL stars can’t practice their skills in the street.
Officers went to the address about 5:30 p.m. after a complaint about children playing in the street and causing traffic issues.
A rash of traffic accidents over the weekend included two instances of careless and reckless utility poles.
Police records four traffic accidents occurred on a clear Friday afternoon, with no serious injuries involved.
A routine traffic stop, if there is such a thing at 2 a.m., yield a large amount of what police suspect was synthetic marijuana Saturday.
Records indicate a vehicle was pulled over at 1:51 a.m. at the corner of C.C. Duson and Laurel in the heart of the city.
Grass-cutting season is about to shift into high gear and a thief or thieves decided Sunday night to get a jump on the competition.
From files of The Eunice News:
May 1928
The New Era Publishing Company has received its charter from the state. Authorized capital stock is 250 shares at $100 per share. The board consists of M.V. Strother, Howard D. Strother and J.W. Fuselier.
