The suspect turned himself in on Tuesday. He's been released on a $1,000 bond.

The suspect reportedly tried to hide something as deputies approached the car. Some alleged Hydrocodone was found on his person.

Deputies say meth was found in the vehicle during the stop on Jefferson Street.

The seizure of credit card skimmers and the arrest of five Venezuelan nationals last month at a MHP roadblock in Lowndes County is leading to more charges.

Both men had apparently died during an exchange of gunfire, according to a statement from Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard.

Sheriff Cantrell says the alleged ring-leader has been charged with similar crimes before Monday's bust.

So far, this is the only arrest in this case, however, the sheriff says more arrests are possible.

Sheriff Lance Humphreys says several vehicles were burglarized, for a couple of Fridays in a row.

The victim told officers she had been held at gunpoint and that she had been brought to Oxford from Georgia for prostitution purposes.

Investigators say, the suspect ended up across the state-line, in Monroe County, where he allegedly tried to break into a home.

It's important to note, no weapon was found at the scene. One of the victims has been identified.

On Tuesday, Tishomingo County deputies received a tip about an alleged burglary at Campground United Methodist in Iuka.

The child remained relatively unharmed. It did have a small scratch on its forehead and glass was found in her hair.

The shooting happened June first, near the Lowndes-Noxubee County line. Investigators say an SUV was shot more than a dozen times.

During the search, agents seized a felony amount of powder and crack cocaine, meth, heroin, ecstasy, and oxycodone. Two firearms were also seized.

Dickinson believes the no bond decision was made in the interest of safety.