Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Detectives have arrested a north Natchitoches Parish man in connection with an armed robbery with a gun on Monday night according to Natchitoches Parish Sheriff Victor Jones.

On Monday evening June 10 at approximately 11:19pm, Deputies assigned to the NPSO Patrol Division and Campti Police responded to a reported armed robbery with a gun of an unidentified male in the 200 block of Pasture Road in Campti, La.

Deputies arrived on scene and while speaking with the victim and relatives learned he had been robbed by a male identified as Quintrayveus Jackson with a gun of approximately $153 while walking on Pasture Road.

Deputies learned Jackson fled the area after the robbery.

Deputies began searching the area for Jackson. A short while later, deputies and Campti Police made contact with Jackson in the 200 block of Robieu Street in Campti.

While interviewing Jackson, deputies learned that Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Office held an outstanding warrant on Jackson for Simple Battery.

Jackson was placed under arrest, transported and booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center charged with Simple Battery.

Deputies completed an offense report, collected statements in connection with the armed robbery and turned the investigation over to the NPSO Criminal Investigations Division for investigative purposes.

Detectives continued the investigation on June 11th re-interviewing the victim gathering additional evidence.

Detectives obtained sufficient evidence and probable cause to secure a criminal warrant for the arrest of Jackson signed by a Tenth Judicial District Court Judge.

On June 11 at approximately 4:30pm, while still in the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center, deputies arrested and charged Quintrayveus Delawrence Jackson, 20, of the 200 block of Robieu Street, Campti, La. with 1-count of Armed Robbery with a Gun.

Jackson who is on felony probation remains in the Natchitoches Detention Center without bond.

Detective Craig LaCour was assisted by Deputies T. Pledger, D. Cabellero and Campti Police Chief G. Eldridge.