Four Suspects Arrested in Hayes Street Shooting Investigation in Pineville

PINEVILLE, LA — Four individuals have been arrested in connection with a shooting that occurred in the early morning hours of Thursday, July 3, 2025, near Hayes Street and Pelican Drive, according to the Pineville Police Department.

Officers responded to reports of gunfire at approximately 1:13 a.m., prompting an immediate response from patrol units and detectives with the department’s Criminal Investigations Bureau. Detectives worked throughout the day, gathering evidence and securing multiple search warrants related to the case.

With assistance from both the Pineville Police Department SWAT team and the Alexandria Police Department SWAT team, those warrants were executed, resulting in the apprehension of four suspects. Investigators recovered evidence during the operation that directly linked the individuals to the shooting.

The following individuals were arrested:

Reyma Leshay Irwin

• 3 counts of Attempted Second-Degree Murder
• Criminal Conspiracy
• Possession of Schedule I Controlled Dangerous Substance with Intent to Distribute
• Possession of Schedule II Controlled Dangerous Substance (Cocaine)

Victoria Renee Bell

• 3 counts of Attempted Second-Degree Murder
• Criminal Conspiracy

Dashawn Lamarcus Davis

• 3 counts of Attempted Second-Degree Murder
• Criminal Conspiracy

Kirstin Ardoin

• 3 counts of Attempted Second-Degree Murder
• Criminal Conspiracy

The Pineville Police Department noted that the investigation remains active, and additional charges may be filed as more information becomes available.

“We remain fully committed to the safety of our citizens and will continue to pursue those responsible for violence in our community with full force,” said a department representative.

Officials also expressed their gratitude to the Alexandria Police Department, whose collaboration was essential in safely executing the search warrants. The partnership between agencies serves as a strong example of regional cooperation in addressing crime and ensuring public safety.

“We greatly appreciate the support from Alexandria PD,” the department added. “Successful outcomes like this show the power of teamwork in law enforcement.”

Authorities continue to encourage anyone with information related to the Hayes Street shooting to contact the Pineville Police Department. Public cooperation remains vital as investigators work to ensure accountability and prevent further violence.