The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office has apprehended four individuals and is currently seeking five additional suspects in relation to a series of break-ins at mini storage units in Hammond, Louisiana.
The suspects allegedly committed multiple burglaries at Storage Units of America on University Avenue.
The investigation was initiated on December 28, 2024, following several reported break-ins.
The police have apprehended the following individuals:
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- Kayla Bordelon, 32 – 60 counts of Burglary, Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule II narcotics, Possession of Stolen Things ($25,000+), three counts of Cruelty to Juveniles, and two counts of Illegal Use of CDS in the Presence of Persons Under 17.
- Rachael Lebouf, 55 – Principal to Burglary, Possession of Stolen Things ($25,000+), and Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule II narcotics.
- Aldridge Davis, 33 – 60 counts of Burglary, six counts of Resisting an Officer, and one count of Possession of Stolen Things ($25,000+).
- John Folse, 31 – One count of Possession of Stolen Items and two counts of Principal to Burglaries.
Detectives got a breakthrough in the case when the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office found a U-Haul truck while investigating a camper theft.
TPSO detectives confirmed that the contents of the vehicle were a perfect match with the list of stolen items they had compiled.
The authorities were able to track down the first four suspects to a specific address, which ultimately led to their arrests.
The authorities are actively searching for the following individuals:
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- Hailey Guidry, 29 – Wanted for Possession of Stolen Items.
- Breanna Mulkey, 26
- Matthew Morrow, 41
- Samara Rousse (aka Samara Killingsworth), 32
- Bryant Jones, 55
If you have any information regarding the burglaries or the current location of the remaining suspects, Sheriff Gerald Sticker is urging you to get in touch with Detective Hardy at 985-402-0214.
Storage unit renters at Storage Units of America on University Avenue should make it a priority to inspect their units and promptly notify the authorities if they discover any missing items.
If you have any information regarding this incident, you can provide anonymous tips by contacting Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa at 1-800-554-5245 or by visiting their website at www.tangicrimestoppers.com. By doing so, you may be eligible for a cash reward.