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Administrative


 You can reach him by phone by calling:

 

225-222-4413    ext 223 
Sheriff’s Secretary / Finance Officer

Ann Huff

(225) 222-4413 Ext 228

 

Criminal Divison


Chief Deputy

 Chester Pritchett

Chester Pritchett started in law enforcement in Tangipahoa Parish under Sheriff Frank M.Edwards, Jr. where he was a uniformed officer, jailer, dispatcher and under-cover narcotics agent and chief of narcotics. Following his tenure with Edwards, Pritchett spent five years in the private sector before returning to law enforcement under Sheriff J. Edward Layrisson as a part-time investigator. Over the next seven years he worked his way through the ranks as a detective, detective sergeant, lieutenant, captain and chief of detectives. In 1996 he was promoted to one of three majors in the 300 man department and in 2002 completed ten years as the chief of detectives.  
 
Next,Pritchett was tapped to build a Work Release Program for the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office. As Warden he wrote the project proposal that was approved by D.O.C. for a fifty man program.
 
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The program thrived into a seventy-five inmate unit generating more than $500,000.00 per year for the sheriff’f office and allowing inmates to pay court ordered restitution to victims and child support.

In 2004 Pritchett retired and moved back to St.Helena Parish. In July, 2008 Sheriff Nat Williams of St. Helena Parish hired Pritchett as his Chief Deputy and on March 1, 2009 Pritchett celebrated 27 years in law enforcement. 

You can reach the Chief by calling:

225-222-4413 x 237

Chief of Detectives

Joe Chaney

 

 

Detective Chaney was born and raised in St. Helena Parish where he attended  St. Helena High School and graduated from paramedic training in Baton Rouge and Bonner Campbell College in Mississippi.ogram.

Chief Chaney joined the St.  Helena Sheriff’s Office in 1985 where he beganhis career as dispatcher.  He was later promoted to and placed in charge of the Juvenile Office.  Since that time he has worked in every didivion and almosts every unit of the department, including crime prevention, communications, and as jailer.

Chief Chaney holds numerous certifications and has attended specialized training. He has extensive experience in all aspects of police investigation.

He has been married 30 years and has one child and one grandson.

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  • certified police officer – State of Louisiana L.S.U. Basic Academy
  • Certified Doppler radar operator
  • Certified D.N.A Collection
  • Certified internal investigation
  • Certified Defensive Tactics Training
Detective

Gary Cannon

Gary was born & raised in Jefferson Parish until 1979, when he met his wife & moved to St. Helena.

He is married & has a son and a daughter in law. He worked in the refineries for 23 years until he joined & graduated from the St. Helena Reservses in 2002. Gary was then hired in the jail in 2003. While working, Gary continued his education by attending the LSU Basic Training Academy. He graduated Post Academy in 2003 & was promoted to Road Patrol. Gary attended LSU again for the NCIC for Investigators & Uniform Patrol, in which, he graduated in 2004.

Cannon was then promoted to Sergeant in 2005 & Road Division Shift Supervisor in 2006. 

225-222-4413 ext 253 

 

 In 2008, Gary graduated Homicide Investigations & was promoted to his current position, Detective, in 2009. 

Detective

Lee Carmona

Lee is a life long resident of St. Helena Parish and is married with two children.

He graduated from Zachary High School in 2001 than began his study of Criminal Justice at Southeastern University.  His Law Enforcement career began in 2003 when he started working for the Greensburg Police Department, during which time he graduated from the Tangipahoa Parish Reserve School.  He started working for the St. Helena Parish Sheriff’s Department in 2005 and graduated from the Louisiana State Police Basic Police Acadeny #40 later that year.

For a short period, Lee left the Sheriff’s Office to work for the Town of Greensburg as the Chief of Police and a short stint as a Deputy for the East Feliciana Sheriff’s Department.  It did not take him long to return home to the St. Helena Parish Sheriff’s Office where he continued working in the community as part of the Criminal Patrol Division.

Lee holds a variety of training certificates and certifications which include Basic Investigations, Street Crime Investigations and Interrogations, Basic Narcotics Investigations and Interdiction, Officer Survival, and Domestic Violence.  He has also served as the department’s instructor in firearms and chemical agents.
   

Lee was promoted to the
Detective Division in September of 2013.
Detective

Laurie Sibley

Laurie was born and raised in Tangipahoa Parish and moved to St. Helena in 1998. She is currently married and has one daughter.

She became employed by the St.  Helena Parish Sheriff’s Office in 2000 working in the Triad Division. Since then Laurie has worked in many capacities, such as, Court Room Security, Disptach, Inmate Transportation, Road Patrol, Elderly Abuse Investigation and was promoted to Detective in 2012.

Detective Sibley graduated from the LSU POST Acabemy in 2000 and is certified in Elderly Abuse Investigation, Domestic Violence, Child Abuse Victims Assistance and has had training in HazMat and many others.

You can reach Laurie by:

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phone         225-222-4413 x 255

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