Caddo Commissioner Steven Jackson had his day in Caddo court yesterday (Wed).
But he did not appear!
Rather than face the music before no nonsense Caddo Judge Katherine Dorroh, Jackson consented to a permanent restraining order. He signed off on the order so that a court appearance was only necessary by his attorney Courtney Harris.
Next up for Stalker Steven is a Benton court appearance in district court on a felony charge of false
impersonation of a police officer on Feb. 28.
Since this is a felony charge, Jackson must appear in person for arraignment.
As is his MO, Jackson has pulled out the race card in denying this charge in a press conference he held at Government Plaza.
This old foil will not play well in Benton and his usual long-winded diatribes will only dig his grave deeper.
One can expect Stalker Steven to make many comments on his latest "injustice" at upcoming Caddo Commission meetings starting at Monday's 3:30 p.m. work session.
It is unknown if Harris will represent Jackson in Benton as she did in Caddo.
If convicted of a felony Jackson loses his seat on the Caddo Commission and most likely his seat on the Louisiana Housing Commission.
Since the election for the Commission and other state offices is in Nov. quick resolution of this latest charge against Jackson is in the best interest of Caddo citizens. Hopefully Bossier/Webster DA Schuyler Marvin will ensure this case is on the fast track.