Caddo Correctional Center Booking Photos February 15th-21st

This week 62 people were booked and kept at Caddo Correctional Center for various crimes.

One man that got booked this week shot a man for kicking his dog.

A shooting on Colquitt Road on Sunday (2/16/25) leads to an arrest.

Shreveport Police were called to the scene around 3pm to respond to the shooting. When SPD showed up they found a man laying face-down on the ground. A man on the scene who identified himself as Silvester Davis said he was the one who shot the man and called 911.

The victim was shot in the right buttock, and Police used a first-aid kit to stop the bleeding while they waited for the ambulance. Once he was stable Police were able to figure out what happened. Davis told Police that a fight started when the victim of the shooting kicked Davis' dog. As the fight escalated Davis took out a gun and shot the victim in the rear-end.

The victim did not want to personally press charges over the shooting, but Davis was arrested for Illegal Use of a Weapon

From SPD:

"The Shreveport Police Department strongly urges individuals to seek peaceful resolutions to disputes. Firearms should only be used in life-threatening situations. Resorting to gun violence over minor disagreements is both reckless and unacceptable."

For further information, contact the Shreveport Police Department at (318) 673-7300.

Another person booked was the guy who stole the UPS truck full of guns and prescription drugs.

On Monday (2/17/25) Shreveport Police got a call about a UPS truck being stolen from Jim Casey Drive.

Shreveport Police learned that the UPS truck had a load of guns and controlled drugs in the back. Police were able to find the truck, and when they tried to pull him over, he took off. During the chase, the man hit two Shreveport Police cars including a K-9 Unit. Police kept the chase up until the truck crashed on Bert Kouns near I-49.

Police were able to arrest Skylar Jarvis with the help of K-9 Officer Edy. Jarvis was taken to the hospital because of injuries he got during the crash and arrest.

Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith had this to say:

“This was an extremely dangerous and reckless incident involving firearms, controlled substances, and multiple vehicle strikes. I commend the bravery and professionalism of our officers in bringing this situation to a safe resolution,” said Chief Smith. “Thanks to their quick actions, we were able to protect the public and bring the suspect into custody.”

Skylar Jarvis is charged with Aggravated Flight, Attempted First-Degree Murder, and Auto Theft, and other possible charges could be on the way. The investigation is still in full swing.

From SPD:

"Shreveport Police would like to extend their gratitude to all officers and personnel involved for their swift and effective response to this critical situation."

All those pictured are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.