Bayou L'Ourse man gets third DWI, reported driving in school zone

A Bayou L'Ourse man faces his third driving while intoxicated charge after being reported while driving in a Labadieville school zone Friday, Assumption Sheriff Leland Falcon said.

--Adam Joseph Guillory, 38, Elaine Street, Bayou L’Ourse, was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated and possession of alcoholic beverages in a motor vehicle.

The Sheriff’s Office Communications Center received a complaint of a possible impaired individual operating a vehicle in a school zone.

A deputy intercepted the suspect vehicle in the area of La 398 and La. 1. The deputy followed the vehicle and noted violations consistent with impaired driving. The deputy initiated a stop of the vehicle and made contact with the driver, now identified as Guillory. During the interview, the deputy noticed Guillory to have glossy eyes and there was an odor of alcoholic beverage present.

The deputy conducted a series of field sobriety tests on which Guillory performed poorly.

A Guillory was arrested and transported to the Assumption Parish Detention Center. Once there, Adam Joseph Guillory was administered an intoxilyzer exam of which he failed.

Guillory remains incarcerated with bond set at $65,000.