Three Louisiana residents and one man from Mississippi were recently arrested by Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies for several residential burglaries on Highway 60, Highway 439, Beck Graves Road, Spring Valley Road and Paige Road.

Chief Deputy Mike Haley of the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office said that much of the stolen property was used to furnish the Bogalusa house in which one of the burglary suspects lived. Stolen items included recliner chairs, stove, washer, dryer and even a toaster. A few stolen items were irreplaceable, including family pictures and related paperwork that has not been recovered. Additional stolen items were sold to other individuals, Haley said.

Haley said that any individuals who may have purchased items from the alleged burglars are asked to contact the Sheriff’s Office at (985) 839-3434.

Arrested and placed in the Washington Parish Jail were:

• Blake Andrew Jones, 30, of Wilmuth Street in Bogalusa. Jones is charged with principal to burglary of an inhabited dwelling, principal to theft of a firearm, three counts of simple burglary and possession of stolen property. Bond was set at $157,000.
• Raven Theriot-Mabile, 19, a resident of the same Wilmuth Street address, is charged with principal to burglary of an inhabited dwelling, principal to theft of a firearm, and three counts of simple burglary. Bond was set at $20,000.
• Kevin Colby Frilot, 28, a resident of McBeth Road in Bogalusa, is charged with burglary of an inhabited dwelling, theft of a firearm, convicted felon in possession of a firearm and possession of Stolen Property. Bond was set at $132,500.
• Logan Reed Manton, 19, a resident of Vancleave, Miss., is charged with burglary of an inhabited dwelling, possession of stolen property, two counts of simple burglary and theft of a firearm. Bond was set at $70,500.

“Our detectives did a thorough job of old-fashioned police work in identifying and tracking down these thieves,” Sheriff Randy Seal said. “They worked hard to get this property located and back in the hands of the owners.

The Investigations Division of the Bogalusa Police Department worked hand-in-hand with us on this matter and their help was invaluable. I thank them for all they did and am pleased with the good working relationship we have with them.”