2 Arrested: 2 Still at Large in Shreveport Attempted Murder Case

Shreveport Police have arrested two people and are actively searching for two others following a shooting that left a woman with life-threatening injuries on October 1, 2025. Officers responded to the 2800 block of Lillian Street at approximately 5:13 p.m. after reports of a shooting.

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They found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, and her vehicle showed damage consistent with gunfire. The victim was immediately taken to Ochsner Hospital for urgent treatment.

Surveillance Footage Aids Shreveport Police Investigation

Violent Crimes Unit detectives took over the investigation and quickly began processing evidence. Surveillance footage from the scene proved critical, providing images of the suspects and their vehicle. The footage revealed a female suspect exiting the car and driving away as the two shooters walked toward a nearby alley to lie in wait for the victim.

Two Charged, Two Still at Large

The ongoing investigation has led to the arrests of 51 year-old Cortrina Hood-Price and 30 year-old Taylor Price. Both have been charged with Principal to Attempted First-Degree Murder.

Authorities are still searching for 41 year-old Lashon Lee and 27 year-old Stantrez Lewis, who are wanted for Attempted First-Degree Murder and are considered armed and dangerous.

The Shreveport Police Department urges anyone with information on Lee's or Lewis's whereabouts to call 318-673-7300 or contact Caddo Crime Stoppers anonymously at 318-673-7373 or through the P3 Tips app. Cash rewards are available for information leading to the suspects' arrests.