CPSO ARRESTS MAN FOR AGGRAVATED BATTERY & AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

Lake Charles –

 

Early this morning around 1:20 a.m. the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office responded to a home on Highway 3059 in Lake Charles in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival deputies were informed by the complainant that Noah Miller III, 38, 6583 Hwy 3059, Lake Charles, was being restrained in a bedroom in the residence by a family member. When deputies entered they observed a family member holding Miller down on the floor. The complainant advised deputies that Miller was under the influence of drugs or alcohol and had struck a family member twice in the face with a closed fist, causing swelling to his left eye. Miller also threated the family member with a knife.

 

Deputies were also informed that when another family member attempted to intervene Miller attempted to stab him on the hand and in the back several times with a 8” serrated kitchen knife, leaving several cuts on his hand and back. When deputies attempted to detain Miller he began kicking deputies and attempted to strike deputies with his fist.

 

After deputies gained control of Miller he was arrested and transferred to a local hospital for minor injuries. He was released from the hospital and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with aggravated battery; aggravated assault; simple battery; resisting an officer by force or violence; and battery on an officer. Judge Clayton Davis set his bond at $14,000.

 

Both victim’s received medical attention for their injuries.

 

CPSO Deputies Sr. Cpl. Gordon McGee, Cpl. Chad Racca, Payton Fawcett and Josh Fruge were the arresting deputies on this case.

 

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