News Release
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Child Care Workers Arrested for Child Abuse
The Bossier Sheriff's Office arrested three workers at a Haughton child care Wednesday on charges stemming from simple battery to cruelty to a juvenile of young children at the daycare center over the past couple of weeks. Sheriff's detectives responded to a... more » -
Peace Officers' Memorial Day
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Bossier Sheriffs Deputies Conduct Active Shooter Training
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Four Bossier Sheriff's Office Leaders Graduate Management School
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Sheriff Whittington Awards Scholarship to Benton Teen
Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington awarded Katherine Kling from Benton High School an academic scholarship from the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Scholarship Program during an awards assembly at the school Friday. The Sheriffs’ Scholarship is made possible by the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Honorary Membership Program (LSHMP). Louisiana Sheriffs provide scholarships to graduating... more » -
Spring 2013 DARE Graduations
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D.A.R.E. Graduations Begin Monday in Bossier
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Bossier Sheriff's CSI Teaches Haughton 6th Graders the Real Thing
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Deputies participate in cancer fundraiser
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Law Officers Help Kick Off Special Olymplics
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Deputies and Firefighters Rescue Beagle
When Dep. Mike Lombardino of the Bossier Sheriff's Office was dispatched to an animal call April 15 in which a dog was stuck in a culvert in the Forest Hills Subdivision, he couldn't imagine the ordeal that ensued in order to rescue a... more » -
BPCC Nursing Students Donate Teddy Bears
Nursing students and instructors at Bossier Parish Community College presented more than 200 stuffed animals Monday to deputies with the Bossier Sheriff's Office following a month-long stuffed animal drive on campus. Natalie Muller, member of the Student Nurses' Association at BPCC, said she... more » -
Clark Guilty of Armed Robbery
Robert Clark, 34, of Shreveport, was found guilty today in Bossier District Court of armed robbery. Clark is convicted of robbing Emerson's convenience store on Highway 157 in Haughton May 29, 2011. Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington praised the work of investigators. He said, "We're very glad this case has... more » -
Nelson Captured
LaDarrius T. Nelson, 21, was caputured Friday afternoon in Bossier City following an investigation by the Bossier Sheriff's Office, Plain Dealing Police Department and U.S. Marshals Violent Offenders Task Force. He was the second suspect wanted in a string of burglaries in Plain Dealing over the past few weeks, following... more » -
Bossier Sheriff's Office Trains Law Enforcement Agencies in Long-Range Rifles
Eighteen officers from six area law enforcement agencies trained in long-range rifle marksmanship this week at the North Louisiana Criminal Justice Academy, operated by the Bossier Sheriff's Office, in Plain Dealing. Deputies from the Bossier Sheriff's Office, Caddo Sheriff's Office and Claiborne... more » -
One Jailed, One Wanted in Plain Dealing Burglaries
Bossier Sheriff's Office and Plain Dealing Police Department arrested a Plain Dealing man Wednesday to solve multiple burglaries at businesses and residences that had stirred concern in the town of Plain Dealing over the past few weeks. D'lundarius D. Daniels, 18, of the 500 block of S. Arkansas St. in... more » -
Man And Woman Spend Thousands With Counterfeit Checks
Investigators with Bossier Financial Crimes Task Force arrested a Haughton man and Shreveport women today for spending thousands of dollars with counterfeit checks to purchase various items at multiple retail locations. Dana L. Christopher, 36, of the 5400 block of Highway 80 in Haughton, and Kami M. Cosby, 25, of... more » -
Dispatchers Honored This Week
Dispatchers and telecommunicators who serve with public safety agencies are being honored this week during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, held on the second full week in April each year to recognize those who are first contacted during a crisis. "Our... more » -
Plain Dealing Man Arrested for Counterfeiting
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Granddaughter Spends More Than $100k With Grannys Identity
Bossier Sheriff's Office has arrested a Princeton woman for stealing the identity of her live-in grandmother and purchasing more than $100,000 in vehicles, computers and home improvements without her grandmother's permission or knowledge. Alyson D. Jones, 35, of the 280 block of Canvas Back... more » -
Bossier Narcotics Task Force Jails Four on Drugs, Weapons Charges
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Fourth Suspect in Auto Parts Thefts Turns Herself In
A fourth suspect wanted in connection with stealing various auto parts from used cars turned herself into the Bossier Sheriff’s Office Wednesday. Sandra B. Driscoll, 43, of the 500 block of Rubicon in Benton, was wanted for her part in the scheme after three others were caught in... more » -
Haughton Teacher Arrested
Bossier Sheriff's deputies arrested a Haughton teacher Friday for having sexual conduct with a 17-year-old student over the past few weeks. Jessica Banet, 28, a teacher at Princeton Elementary School and one of the coaches of the girls’ softball team for Haughton High School, was arrested for having a... more » -
Bossier Deputies Catch Three Auto Parts Thieves in The Act
Bossier Sheriff’s deputies captured three culprits in the act late Sunday evening stealing various auto parts from used cars that were parked in a rural lot not far from Benton High School on Highway 3. The vehicles were located near... more » -
Eight Arrested at Bossier Hotels on Drug, Weapons Charges
Narcotics agents with the Combined Bossier Narcotics Task Force arrested eight persons for possession of various drugs and weapons charges during a narcotics investigation at two Bossier City hotels this week. During an investigation Wednesday at one hotel room... more »