The Pineville Police Department responded to a local hospital regarding a male victim suffering from severe head trauma on Sunday, May 25. Although incoherent, the victim was able to provide limited information that allowed investigators to move forward with the case. Through investigative efforts, it was determined that the incident occurred at 1010 Lakeshore Drive. A search warrant was subsequently obtained for the residence.

 

Investigators interviewed multiple individuals and identified Hosie Charles Jordan-Jackson as the suspect responsible for the battery. Mr. Jordan-Jackson was later located and transported to the Pineville Police Department for questioning.

 

During the interview, Mr. Jordan-Jackson admitted to striking and kicking the victim multiple times, alleging the altercation stemmed from ongoing harassment by the victim. When questioned about the severity of the injuries, including an open skull fracture, he suggested the victim’s head may have struck a doorframe during the battery.

 

Following a thorough investigation, Mr. Jordan-Jackson was arrested and booked into the Rapides Parish Detention Center on the charge of Attempted Manslaughter. His bond is set at $250,000. The victim was transferred to an out-of-town medical facility and remains in critical condition.