Concordia Parish experienced a series of arrests and incidents over the first week of December 2025, as documented by local law enforcement. The Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office reported multiple arrests for various offenses, including serious charges against educators and drug-related activities.
Details of Arrests
On December 5, 2025, authorities arrested Victoria Marling, aged 35, on charges of prohibited sexual conduct between an educator and a student, along with obscenity and obstruction of justice. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the integrity of educational environments in the region.
The previous day, Tyonna Herrington, 21, was taken into custody for conspiracy to possess narcotics with intent and conspiracy to introduce contraband into a penal facility. These arrests reflect a growing focus on drug-related offenses within the community.
On December 3, 2025, two additional arrests were made. Byron Spurs, 48, faced charges of domestic abuse battery, while Tyrell Clark, 34, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia, probation and parole hold, and resisting an officer. These incidents underline the persistent issues of domestic violence and substance abuse in Concordia Parish.
Incident Reports
In addition to the arrests, the Sheriff’s Office reported a variety of incidents throughout the week. On December 3, a series of automobile accidents were recorded, including one on Sage Road near Eagle Road and another on Highway 84. There were also reports of harassment on Tennessee Avenue in Ferriday and disturbances on Doty Gardens Circle.
On December 4, the Sheriff’s Office dealt with issues ranging from nuisance animals on Terry Circle to an extortion case involving threats on Highway 65 #8. Other incidents included traffic stops and public assistance calls throughout the parish, indicating a busy day for local law enforcement.
The following day, December 5, the authorities continued to respond to various incidents, including traffic stops on Highway 425 and another automobile accident on Highway 84 in Vidalia.
The ongoing activity within Concordia Parish highlights the challenges faced by local law enforcement in maintaining public safety and addressing criminal behavior. The community is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
