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October 16 01:53 PM

Constable's Deputy Arrested For Unauthorized Entry

Deputy Jon Blanco has been booked into the City Jail

 The sole deputy for Caddo Parish Ward 8 Constable Eric Hatfield has just been arrested and booked into the Shreveport City Jail on a charge of unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling.Shrevep
October 12 10:21 AM

Mansfield man found guilty for multiple wildlife violations

By The Inquisitor
Frank Canizaro Jr., 30, was convicted in Bossier Parish on Sept. 26 for selling deer and failing to comply with deer tagging or harvest record requirements. He was fined $839 and has to pay $692 in court costs and $4,069 in civil restitution. Canizaro also lost all hunting privileges for one year.
October 12 10:21 AM

Woman arrested for theft at Walmart

By The Inquisitor
Last Friday, Oct. 5, a Shreveport police officer working security at Walmart at 6235 Westport Ave. was alerted by loss prevention staff that Breanna Lashaun Dinkins, 20, of 1609 Anita St. in Bossier City, was packing groceries that were not paid for and trying to go out through the garden exit.
October 12 10:21 AM

Couple charged in W. Shreveport shooting

By The Inquisitor
On Saturday, Shreveport police patrol officers responded to reports of shots being fired outside of a home in the 3000 block of Syphon Street. Concerned citizens reported that a man was standing in the front yard of the residence firing shots from a handgun.
October 12 10:21 AM

Man found with crack cocaine in black bag

By The Inquisitor
A local man was arrested on drug charges after he was found to be in possession of crack cocaine. Last Friday, Oct. 5, a Shreveport police officer saw a male subject on adjudicated property at Snow and Pickett streets. The officer saw the man putting a large black baggie behind his back.
October 12 10:21 AM

Suspect charged in vehicle burglaries

By The Inquisitor
Last Friday, Oct. 5, Shreveport police responded to reports of subjects pulling automobile door handles in the 6300 block of Casa Linda Circle. Officers arrived and tried to detain at least three individuals, but they all fled on foot..
October 12 10:21 AM

Shoplifting suspect steals fabric softener

By The Inquisitor
Bossier sheriff’s detectives describe the suspect as a black male, possibly in his late 20s or early 30s, standing approximately six feet tall with a slender build. He has shoulder-length or longer hair with a goatee and mustache and was wearing white pants and a tan suit jacket.

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Editorial
October 12 10:21 AM

Jackson not invited to mayoral forum … hint, hint

Many political “movers and shakers” attend the monthly meetings of the North Shreveport Business Association (NSBA). It’s common for the 100-plus tickets to the luncheon to sell out with a waiting list for cancellations. Such was the case for the mayoral forum on Tuesday, Oct 8.
Editorial
October 12 10:21 AM

Meddling with Louisiana Charter Schools!

Here we go again with meddling federal judges. The 5 th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals came down hard on Louisiana charter schools last week. Charter schools, that by definition are independent with major input from parents, now will have to bargain with teachers’ unions.
Editorial
October 05 09:33 AM

Term limits for Supreme Court justices?

The Supreme Court of old was more majestic with few periods of confrontation. Just a decade ago, twothirds of Americans had great confidence in the Court. No more. There’s trouble brewing in those marble temple walls. Confidence in the workings of the court and the Justices themselves have dropped to a mere 50 percent approval rating.

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