Investigators
Tammie D. Hudson
Investigator | tammie@msdeltada.com
Tammie D. Hudson is a native of Hollandale, MS where she attended and graduated from Simmons High School. Upon graduation, she attended Mississippi Valley State University where she earned her B.S. degree in Sociology. She is also a 1998 graduate of Mississippi Law Enforcement Officer Training Academy in Pearl, MS. Tammie has over 27 years of law enforcement eperience. She has worked at the Leland and Greenville Police Departments as a Criminal Investigator.
Tammie D. Hudson serves as a criminal investigator within the District Attorney’s Office for the Fourth Circuit Court District of Mississippi.
Juan Overton
Investigator | juan@msdeltada.com
Juan Overton is a native of Chicago Illinois. He later moved to Mississippi with his family. Juan is a graduate of Norma C. O’Bannon High School. Upon graduation, he joined the United States Navy where he served for many years including serving in Greece, Italy, Israel, and France just to name a few. While serving in the United States Navy, he had the honor of being apart of Operation Restore Hope in Somalia.
Juan began a career in law enforcement in 1996 with the Town of Metcalfe, MS. Since he began his career in law enforcement, he’s worked for several agencies in Washington County to include Leland Police Department, Greenville Police Department, and Washington County Sheriff’s Department under the leadership of Sheriff Milton Gaston. Juan is a member of Christian Light MB Church and is a member of Elks Lodge #567.
He serves as a Criminal Investigator within the District Attorney’s Office.
James Payne
Investigator | james@msdeltada.com
James A. Payne is a Criminal Investigator for the Fourth Circuit Court District Attorney’s Office in Greenwood, Leflore County, Mississippi. Investigator Payne was born and raised in the MS Delta and has an extensive history of law enforcement experience, as well as an in-depth knowledge of investigatory protocol and techniques. Payne began working in Law Enforcement in 1991 with the Greenwood Police Department until 2000. He then began working at Mississippi Valley State University and was employed as an officer with the MVSU Police Department from 2000-2001. Payne then went on to become a Deputy Sheriff for the Leflore County Sheriff’s Department in Greenwood, MS, where he served as a Deputy Sheriff from 2001-2006. Payne’s knowledge, his investigatory experience, as well as his ability to advise other law enforcement officers led him to the Fourth Circuit District Attorney’s Office in January 2006, where he continues to work as a Criminal Investigator in the Leflore County Office.
Lewis J. Slay
Investigator | lewis@msdeltada.com
Lewis Slay has served as Criminal Investigator for the Fourth Circuit Court District since 2005. Slay is an alumnus of the University of Southern Mississippi where in 1974 he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History and Political Science. Lewis Slay went on to further his studies at the University of Southern Mississippi where he also received a Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice Administration in 1976. Slay is a native of Hattiesburg, MS. He has made the Mississippi Delta his home since 1977 when he moved here to join the United States Probation Service for the Northern District of Mississippi.
Lewis Slay retired from the U.S. Probation Department in 2004 after holding the position of Staff Supervisor. During his entire career, Lewis Slay has been dedicated to the advancement and training of future law enforcement professionals. He has taught and continues to teach at various universities within the area. Lewis Slay is married to Dinah Slay and together they have 4 daughters and three grandchildren.
Breaking News
Robinson and Sanders Convicted for Gun Violence in Leflore Circuit Court
Greenwood, MS— District Attorney Dewayne Richardson announced today that Devontarius Robinson, 23 yoa, and Ronald Deon Sanders, 26 yoa, pled guilty to gun violence crimes in Leflore County and were sentenced in Circuit Court this week. Devontarrus Robinson pled guilty […]... read more
Stacy Regular Sentenced to 30 Years for Baseball Bat Murder
Greenwood, MS— District Attorney Dewayne Richardson announced today that Stacy Regular, Sr., 48 yoa, pled guilty and was sentenced to a 30 year sentence with the Mississippi Department of Corrections as twenty-five (25) years to serve in the custody of […]... read more
COOPER SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS FOR DEADLY DUI
Greenville, MS— Judson Cooper, 20, of Hollandale, was sentenced to prison for three (3) counts of Aggravated DUI following his guilty pleas on Monday, District Attorney Dewayne Richardson announced today. In the early morning hours of January 27, 2019, troopers […]... read more
SANDERS SENTENCED FOR KILLING UNCLE AND SEPARATE BURGLARY
Greenville, MS—Angelou Sanders, 21, was convicted of Manslaughter and a separate House Burglary in Washington County following his guilty pleas on Tuesday, April 26, District Attorney Dewayne Richardson announced today. With his trial for the July 2019 homicide of his […]... read more
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