OFFICIAL COURT ARREST WARRANT DOCKET • LOUISIANA

Merlin Lopez-Osoyirio

ACTIVE WARRANT
St. John the Baptist Parish County, LA
Issued Jun 27, 2026
Presumption of Innocence Applied
NO PHOTO FILED
Active Arrest Warrant
COURT BAIL / BOND
11000.00
Official Law Enforcement Record
Jurisdictional Custodian

St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office

Warrant status records must be officially confirmed directly with the issuing court or sheriff department. Do not attempt to apprehend any subject.
Department Site: stjohnsheriff.org
Record Source: Official Public Portal Agency Bulletin
ALLEGED OFFENSES & STATUTORY CHARGES
St. John the Baptist Parish County Court
14:108.2 - RESISTING AN OFFICER W/FORCE OR VIOLENCE (FELONY) - 5 Counts | 14:34.2 - BATTERY OF A POLICE OFFICER (FELONY) | 14:108 - RESISTING AN OFFICER (MISD)
Official Subject & Warrant Specifications
Public Law Enforcement Index
Full Legal Name
Merlin Lopez-Osoyirio
Age
31
Gender / Sex
Male
Issue Date
June 27, 2026
Bond / Bail Amount
11000.00
Issuing Jurisdiction
St. John the Baptist Parish County, Louisiana
Custodian Agency
St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Department
Record Status
• ACTIVE (Subject to Direct Law Enforcement Verification)
Official Source Verification
Last verified against official source: October 2, 2026
Official Public Source
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