Two Arrested for Auto Burglaries in Abbeville, Mississippi

On December 13, 2020, investigators with the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department began investigating several Auto Burglaries in the area.

On December 15, 2020, investigators arrested Kelly Lannell Gordon, 48, of Abbeville, Mississippi and Courtney Allison Campbell, 41, of Taylor, Mississippi.

During the investigation, investigators were able to solve all three recent Auto Burglaries, and were also able to recover the stolen items, and return them to the owners.

Gordon was charged with three counts of Commercial Burglary, and one count of Felon in Possession of a Firearm.

Campbell was charged with two counts of Commercial Burglary.

Gordon’s bond was set at $20,000.00, and ahold was placed on him by the Mississippi Department of Corrections.

Campbell’s bond was set at $10,000.00 by a Justice Court Judge.

Both Gordon and Campbell are being held at the Lafayette County Detention Center.

Kelly Lannell Gordon, 48, of Abbeville, Mississippi

Courtney Allison Campbell, 41, of Taylor, Mississippi.

Tags: Abbeville, Courtney Allison Campbell, Kelly Lannell Gordon, Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department, Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Corrections, Oxford, Taylor

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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.