“We have the option every year of adopting a millage,” said board member Carolyn Prator. “If we don’t adopt it, each year we can re-vote to adopt it. We don’t have to go back to the public for a vote. … It very, very gradually decreases each year you don’t adopt a millage, but it would be generations before the millage would ever go away.

Officers responded to the Eagle Point Apartments in the 2100 block of South Riverwood at approximately 12:40 a.m. Monday after residents reported hearing a single gunshot while a man and woman argued outside an upstairs apartment. Police were initially told that the woman might have been shot but later learned that was not.

Both suspects have prior arrest records. Officers booked the following into the Desoto Parish Detention Center on the following charges: Ordell Taylor , 61, of Logansport, La.

According to Mark Natale, with the Bossier City Police Department, Alana M. Zuccaro, 38, of Pineville, La., was arrested on May 7 after security with the Horseshoe Casino and Hotel called Bossier City police in reference to her taking a bed throw from one of the rooms in the hotel.

Clifford Gray Chase, 58, of Bossier City, was arrested Sept. 28, 2011, after child pornography was found on a laptop he dropped off at Best Buy for computer repairs. Chase appeared in court back on Feb. 19, along with his attorney, Larrion Hillman, and changed his plea to guilty on one count of attempted pornography involving a juvenile.

Pouncy is described as a 5 foot 6 inch tall, 110-pound black female with black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing khaki-colored capri-style pants, a denim vest and a blue Aeropostle jacket. She was also seen carrying a red backpack..

Deputy Marshall pretended to be a 13-year-old girl when 21-yearold Jesus Michael Jimenez of Bossier City began to chat online, sending sexual images and also asking the allegedly juvenile girl for sex..

“We say it every day: ‘It’s not a matter of if, but rather when’ when it comes to an active shooter situation in our area,” said Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington. “Ensuring our deputies are trained to be proactive and keep a situation like that from arising in the first place, or being able to properly respond if it does, is vital.