Law Enforcement

United States Senator John Kennedy talks about a letter he sent to Governor John Bel Edwards, voicing his concerns about the effects of the Justice Reinvestment Act.

KEEL's Robert J Wright was joined by the winners of KEEL's "Top Cop" winners, the SPD officers whose daring rescue saved the life of James Stanley of Bastrop.

The mayor touted her administration's two-year crime fighting plan and improved crime statistics, but made no mention of possible assistance from the Caddo Sheriff.

Political analyst John Settle says that, at Monday's city council work session, SPD Chief Alan Crump "was less than candid."

Chief Crump also disputed Sheriff Steve Prator's questioning statements from Mayor Tyler saying that her administration is working on a crime fighting plan,

Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator questions a statement made by Shreveport Mayor Ollie Tyler that she and the SPD are working on a crime fighting plan.

Caddo Commissioner Mario Chavez talks about the upcoming meeting, which will attempt to seek a solution to Caddo Sheriff's deputies assisting the Shreveport PD.

The senior Senator says "Cartels move about $110 billion dollars from the United States to Mexico every year. Without financing, the deal doesn't happen."

Brandon says, "Unfortunately, there are children that are raising themselves. If you don't care about your own life, you're not going to care about anybody else's."

The Caddo Commissioner has proposed using about a million dollars on ShotSpotter, an acoustic surveillance system that detects, locates and reports outdoor gunfire.