Bossier City crime

Bossier City police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide.

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Some burglary suspects were caught in the act, and now several vehicle and residential break-ins are cleared with their arrests.

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A Shreveport man suspected of breaking into several parked vehicles has been arrested.

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A Virginia man is headed to the Bossier City jail after kidnapping his ex-girlfriend at knifepoint.

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Bossier City police and Crime Stoppers need your help identifying four people who may have information about the recent thefts of flat-screen TVs from local retail stores.

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While talking with Bossier City Spokesman Mark Natale about yesterday's apparent murder-suicide, he mentioned that Allan Haltom -- who reportedly shot and killed his wife, then himself -- had been arrested by the Bossier Sheriff's Office recently

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Bossier City police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide that happened in the parking lot of a local church. Police and fire crews were called to the eastside parking lot of First Baptist Church in the 2800 block of East Texas Street at about 5:45 yesterday evening in reference to a shooting

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Bossier City police have arrested the manager of a local drug store -- after an investigation by the White Collar Crimes Unit found he embezzled thousand of dollars from his employer. Police say 33-year-old Gregory Lipscombe of Bossier worked as the manager of the CVS store in the 3000 block of East Texas Street, where he's accused of stealing more than $17,000 this month in store bank deposits for personal use. He was init

Bossier City police say a dangerous suspect is off the streets -- now that 39-year-old Gerald Cortez Needham is behind bars. City spokesman Mark Natale says Needham was wanted for three counts of first-degree murder in connection with last week's shooting deaths of local appliance store owner Bill Norris and two other men

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Bossier City police and Bossier Crime Stoppers are looking for a couple of women wanted for using stolen credit cards. The two women were seen on camera using the cards at the Bossier City Target store

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