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Shreveport
March 29 12:00 AM
10/23/86, of 1650 Easy St., Shreveport, La., was arrested by Officer James on a charge of domestic abuse battery. The suspect struck the victim in the chest with a closed fist. The victim and the suspect are married and have a child..
Mansfield
March 29 12:00 AM
Thomas has been charged with aggravated criminal domestic violence and has been released from jail. It wasn't known if she had an attorney and no phone listing was immediately available..
Bossier City
March 29 12:00 AM
2/2/91, of 1820 Scott Street, Bossier City, La., was arrested by Officer Brewton on charges of domestic abuse battery and simple criminal damage to property. The officer was dispatched to 2045 E. Texas in reference to a disturbance. The suspect grabbed the victim around the neck and threw the victim's I-Pad on the ground breaking it.
Caddo Parish
March 22 12:00 AM
3/14/88, of 508 Yarborough Street, Bossier City, La., was arrested by Shreveport Police Officer Morris for operating a vehicle without lawful presence in the US, instate fugitive warrant and DWI firstoffense. During a traffic stop the suspect was found to have no legal identification and an odor of alcoholic beverage on his person.
Bossier Parish
March 22 12:00 AM
12/31/91, of 3214 Stafford Ave., Bossier City, La., was arrested by Bossier Sheriff Deputy Poudrier for possession of firearm by a convicted felon, alter firearm ID number and resisting an officer. The suspect knowingly possessed a .22 Caliber handgun with the serial number removed and gave a false name.
Reader Opinion
March 22 12:00 AM
Yes, I’d like to make a comment about the Caddo Animal Control. They are doing a great job for me. I moved into the Highland area about two years ago, from the country in northern Caddo Parish. I’ve never seen so many stray cats in my life. They come out every spring and so far I’ve trapped seven of them.
Editorial
March 22 12:00 AM
Simple…they’re afraid of the volcano-goddess. Park rangers at Mount Kilauea in Hawaii explain that tourists have always swiped chunks of rock from the slopes of the still-active volcano as souvenirs. But a few years ago, a rumor got started that Pele, the native goddess of fire, molten rock and forest-eating, put a hex on cinder-swipers.

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