Lafayette County Sheriff Arrests Two After Game Cameras Capture Theft of Catalytic Convertors
On Friday, January 14, 2022, the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department took a report of catalytic convertors being stolen on County Road 244. After investigating the incident the Sheriff’s Department discovered the suspects were caught on game cameras.
After identifying the suspects and with the help of assisting agencies Marshall County Sheriff’s Department conducted a traffic stop and arrested 44-year-old Kevin Staggs of Hickory Flat, Mississippi and 31-year-old Hannah Shaw of Waterford.
Kevin and Hannah were both transported back to the Lafayette County Detention Center.
Kevin Staggs is charged with Grand Larceny and Hannah Shaw is charged with Conspiracy to commit a crime.
Kevin was given A 5,000 dollar bond and is currently being held at the Lafayette County Detention Center.
Hannah Shaw was given a 2,500 dollar bond and is also currently being held at the Lafayette County Detention Center.
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Lafayette County Sheriff The Office of Sheriff is a four year term filled through an at-large election process. Duties of the Sheriff involve two primary areas; law enforcement of the county and administrative. The law enforcement duties are to keep the peace in Lafayette County while administrative duties consist primarily of serving as the county jailor. Due to the growth of Lafayette County, the Sheriff Department now employs 26 deputies working four 12 hour shifts.
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