Natchez Police Report Multiple Arrests from December 3-5, 2025

The Natchez Police Department reported a series of significant arrests between December 3 and December 5, 2025, involving multiple individuals charged with serious offenses. Notable among these was the arrest of Jamauri Trevon McNealy, 30, who faces numerous charges including two counts of aggravated assault and one count of attempted murder.

On Friday, December 5, McNealy, residing at 32 East Wilderness Road, was taken into custody on charges including attempts to cause serious bodily injury, contempt of court for failure to appear, and shooting into a dwelling. His bail was set at $100,000 for each aggravated assault charge and $250,000 for the attempted murder charge.

Another suspect, Jalin Lamont Johnson, 23, was arrested on December 4 and faces similar charges, including aggravated assault and attempted murder. Johnson, who lives at 5 Cottage Drive, had a total bond of $400,000 set for his crimes.

Arrests made on December 3 included Patrick Blayne Duck, 21, charged with contempt of court and possession of a stolen firearm, and Samuel Houston Walker, 36, arrested for burglary and contempt of court. Walker, residing at 104 Kaiser Lake Road, faces multiple charges, including a felony burglary charge with no bond set.

In total, the Natchez Police reported numerous incidents including traffic stops, false alarms, and domestic disturbances during this period. For instance, on December 5, officers responded to a trespassing report on John R. Junkin Drive and handled several traffic accidents on U.S. 61 South.

The Adams County Sheriff’s Department also reported arrests during the same timeframe. On December 3, Jalandon Raysheal Green, 24, was arrested for possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, with a bond set at $50,000. Another suspect, Kemon Dewayne Lewis, 26, was similarly charged and released on a $10,000 bond.

Additional reports from the Adams County Sheriff’s Department indicated various disturbances, including a hit-and-run incident on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive and several welfare checks on local roads. Officers responded to numerous cases of suspicious activity, underscoring ongoing public safety challenges in the area.

Overall, the recent activities highlight ongoing law enforcement efforts to address crime in Natchez and the surrounding region, with multiple arrests reflecting serious criminal offenses that have raised community concerns.