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Armed robbery, aggravated battery convictions net 40-year sentence
A Shreveport man convicted early last year for crimes committed in 2018 was finally sentenced to four decades in prison, his brief reprieve occasioned by COVID-19 restrictions and delays. Jermaine Dewone Bolden, 36, who has the street name "Sockhead," was sentenced...
Caddo Grand Jury returns true bills
The Caddo Parish Grand Jury returned several true bills on Friday, May 28, 2021. Devontey Bouya, 24, of Shreveport, is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the February 11, 2021 slaying of Treyshun Bogan. Bogan, 24, was shot following an altercation on...
Teen nets juvenile life sentence for crime spree
A Shreveport teen was sentenced to juvenile life in prison after pleading guilty in Caddo Parish Juvenile Court Thursday, May 27, 2021, to an armed robbery earlier this year. Traylon Johnson, 17, received the sentence — incarceration until age 21 — from Juvenile...
Shreveport man guilty of 2016 I-49 murder
A Caddo Parish jury found a Shreveport man guilty of second-degree murder in connection with a random automatic rifle fusillade on Interstate 49 in central Shreveport five years ago. The six-man, six-woman jury in District Judge Ramona Emanuel's court deliberated...
Man faces life in prison after rape conviction
A man convicted Friday, May 21, 2021 of forcing a child to perform oral sex on him faces life in prison after a Caddo Parish jury found him guilty as charged. Broderick Dewayne Crawford, 38, was convicted of first-degree rape unanimously by the seven-man, five-woman...
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICE IS STILL AT WORK
During this national emergency, I want you to know that your District Attorney Office is still at work. I ask that we all follow the recommendations of the Center for Disease Control and the orders of the Governor as we fight to end the spread of Coronavirus and...
COVID-19 Update March 16
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Shreveporter pleads guilty to manslaughter
A Shreveport man pleaded guilty in Caddo District Court to manslaughter Monday, September 9, 2019, even as jurors were being selected for his second-degree murder trial. When Darell Lamont Bell, 24, returns to District Judge Craig Marcotte's courtroom November 19,...
The First Truckload of Uniforms are Delivered
District Attorney James E. Stewart and Heather Porter Price deliver to Volunteers for Youth Justice the first truckload of “Uniforms for Kids”. District Attorney James E. Stewart thanks the community for the overwhelming response. There is still time for you to drop...
Uniforms for Kid’s Program
DA Stewart and Mark Porter announce on KSLA TV channel 12 “Uniforms for Kids”, a new program where gently used or new uniforms can be donated at any Porters Cleaners location for a free cleaning and distribution to those that need uniforms by the Volunteers for Youth...