Shreveport Police Ask: Do You Know This Stalking Suspect?

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SHREVEPORT, LA-   Shreveport Police Detective seek public's help in locating stalking suspect

The Shreveport Police Domestic Violence Unit is seeking public assistance in locating 26-year-old Jonquarius Jones. Jones is wanted for one count of tracking device prohibited, following allegations of placing a tracking device on a vehicle belonging to a victim. A comprehensive investigation by domestic violence detectives revealed that Jones was reportedly tracking the victim using an air tag tracking device, leading to the issuance of a warrant for his arrest.

If you have any information on Jones' whereabouts, please contact the Shreveport Police Domestic Violence Unit to aid in ensuring the safety of the victim at 318-673-7300 #3.

Anyone with information who wants to remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 318-673-7373 or log onto www.p3tips.com to submit your tip via the web. For a secure and password-protected mobile app for your smart device, go to the App Store and download the free "P3tips" mobile app. No caller ID, no recorded lines, no tracking cookies, no saved IP address. ANONYMITY IS GUARANTEED!

When using the free downloadable P3 Tips mobile app OR the www.p3tips.com website, both feature very unique integrated Two-Way Dialog capabilities which allow the tipster to come back and provide additional information to their tip at any time. It also provides a secure means for the coordinator to ask the tipster questions pertaining to a provided tip (this is important for the tipster to know because some tips leave detectives requesting further information from the coordinator that only the tipster could provide).

Another reason to use the P3 mobile app or www.p3tips.com website is so that reward information can be given back to the tipster upon request through the same secure and encrypted interface  Remember Crime Stoppers only wants your information, not your name.

Due to the new laws issued in reference to mugshot releases in the state of Louisiana, we are required to remind that all suspects are innocent until proven guilty.