Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office warrant for failure to appear on charges of possessing or carrying a concealed weapon possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine possession of clonazepam possession of cocaine illegal use, possession or control of weapons monetary instrument abuse and possession of marijuana. Mary Parish Sheriff Blaise Smith said.Ī traffic stop was conducted at Delmar and Venus streets in Bayou Vista, and Fitch was arrested on the warrant. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office’s Narcotics Section and the Morgan City Police Department after he was seen getting into a vehicle, St.
Wednesday evening, Fitch was arrested in an investigation by detectives with the St. The individual’s identity is not being released pending confirmation of DNA from the Louisiana State Police Crime Lab, Soignet said.
Louisiana State University’s Forensic Anthropology and Computer Enhancement Services Lab was contacted and assisted with the recovery. That led authorities to the location where the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office, along with assistance of the Morgan City Police Department and the Patterson Police Department K9 division, located the remains, Soignet said. Soignet said human bones were discovered in a wooded area on Wednesday in the 5200 block of North Bayou Black Drive during the investigation of a Gibson homicide.Īfter being notified, the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office, along with the Morgan City Police Department and the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office, investigated. Three men - two from Morgan City and one from Berwick - have been arrested in connection with a Terrebonne Parish murder investigation in which buried human bones of a male were located Wednesday.Īlvin Fitch, 34, of Morgan City and Christopher Martin, 34, of Berwick were charged in a Terrebonne Parish warrant for one count of first-degree murder, while Change Boudreaux, 26, of Morgan City, was charged with one count of accessory after the fact to first-degree murder, Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Tim Soignet said.
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