LAGRANGE, Ga. — Police have arrested five women and are searching for three others after video captured a brawl in LaGrange.
LaGrange police said video taken on the Fourth of July showed a group of women in a fight in the street. Police said that within days, several witnesses told police that the incident was part of an ongoing dispute involving several women.
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“Officers began further investigating and found several previously reported incidents involving multiple parties involved in this ongoing dispute,” police said.
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Police arrested the following women between July 4 and July 15:
Sahaja Mosley, 19: Arrested and charged with three counts of criminal trespass and one count of aggravated stalking. At the time of arrest, Mosley was on bond for battery and criminal trespass.
Laquioa Gray, 22: Arrested and charged with battery and aggravated stalking. At the time of arrest, Gray was on bond for battery.
Zymeria Bridges, 21: Arrested and charged with battery. At the time of arrest, Bridges was on bond for battery, criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and affray.
Artevies Heard, 38: Arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.
Amiya Gamble, 19: Arrested and charged with three counts of criminal trespass.
Police have active arrest warrants for these women for battery charges:
Edreayona Heard
Tavezha Brown, 19
Zykeria Cole, 22
Police said they may identify additional people who were involved.
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Police are asking anyone who knows where the wanted women are to call 911. Police are urging people not to retaliate if they are a victim or have a loved one who is a victim of one of these fights.
Anyone with additional information regarding this case is asked to contact the LaGrange Police Department at 706-883-2603. Information can also be reported anonymously to Troup County CrimeStoppers by calling 706-812-1000.
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