A disturbance call in Hagewood has resulted in the arrest of an Alexandria woman on an outstanding bench warrant and additional felony drug charges, according to Natchitoches Parish Sheriff Stuart Wright. NPSO Patrol Operations Bureau deputies responded to a report from the NATCOM 911 Center on Oct. 7 around 7:35 pm regarding a disturbance at an apartment complex located in the 100 block of Hwy. 117 in Hagewood. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with at least four individuals allegedly involved in the incident. Deputies determined there were no injuries and that the disturbance was verbal in nature.

A background and warrants check through NCIC and local databases revealed that one of the individuals, identified as Felicia Thrash, 42 of Alexandria, was wanted by the 10th Judicial District Court in Natchitoches Parish for Failure to Appear in Court on Sept. 25 on charges of:
* Possession of CDS I (Ecstasy)
* Possession of CDS I (Marijuana)
* Illegal Possession of a Firearm in the Presence of Controlled Dangerous Substances

Thrash was taken into custody without incident by a female deputy. Thrash, who has several prior arrests in the Pineville and Alexandria areas, was transported and booked into the LaSalle Corrections–Natchitoches Detention Center.

During a search at the detention facility, corrections officers discovered a cellophane bag containing suspected cocaine and drug paraphernalia concealed on her person.

As a result, Thrash was additionally charged with:
* Possession of CDS II (Cocaine)
* Introduction of Contraband into a Penal Institution

Deputies stated they had asked Thrash prior to entering the detention center if she had any items concealed on her person, to which she reportedly replied “no.” The seized evidence will be submitted to the crime lab for analysis.

Responding Deputies:
Deputy A. Coon, Deputy Cpl. J. Dranguet, Deputy C. Brown, and Deputy J. Robertson.

The investigation remains active and ongoing. No further information will be released at this time.