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MONROE, La.(KTVE/KARD) - Shortly after midnight on Saturday June 27, a deputy with the Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Office responded to a complaint at the front gate of the Ouachita Correctional Center.
Per the arrest report, when deputies arrived, they were pointed towards a car in the parking lot that belonged to 35-year-old Bobby Koch.
When deputies approached Koch, he allegedly got out of the car and stated "God told me to come here."
When officers asked Koch if he was high, he replied stating that he got high on methamphetamine before going up there.
He then reportedly stated that God told him to go and get his family out of OCC. After placing Koch in handcuffs, officers searched his vehicle and found a backpack with a suspected bag of meth, which he claimed to which he claimed ownership.
Koch was then escorted inside OCC and booked on one count of Possession of a CDS-II..

Louisiana rapper Hurricane Chris has been charged with second-degree murder in reference to a shooting in Shreveport, La., early Friday, consistent with local outlet KTVE and multiple news reports.
The Shreveport Police Violent Crimes Unit told the station that Dooley - best known for his 2007 hit "A Bay Bay" - was arrested Friday morning and charged with one count of second degree murder during a shooting that happened shortly after 1 a.m. at gasoline station within the city.
Video footage of the incident also led detectives to believe that Dooley didn't act in self-defense.
Dooley's first single, the 2007 song "A Bay Bay," was also his biggest hit, reaching No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 3 on its rap chart and was certified platinum.
The album that followed, "51/50 Ratchet," reached No. 24 on the Billboard 200 and No. 2 on the rap chart.
Signed to the Polo Grounds imprint, he released a second album, "Unleashed," two years later, although it met with middling success, it included the hit "Halle Berry," which reached No. 7 on Billboard's rap chart.