aggravated battery

A Shreveport man who shot a woman following an argument more than two years ago was convicted of aggravated second-degree battery.

Responding officers found that a female was reportedly armed with a firearm and threatening a neighbor.

Rochelle pleaded guilty as charged to attempted armed robbery and aggravated second degree battery just as jury selection was to commence.

Arriving officers discovered a crime scene in which a vehicle had been struck by gunfire.

Detectives determined that the suspect entered a convenience store at this location and forcibly took a firearm from the store owner.

Responding officers were informed of an armed gunman at this location making threats to shoot people.

Police were called by a concerned friend of the victim who stated that a male was holding the victim in a hotel room and refusing to let her leave.

The responding officers determined that the victim had been involved in a domestic dispute and was struck in the head with a cast iron skillet.

The victim was treated for injuries by the Shreveport Fire Department and is expected to recover.

Upon arrival, the woman in question locked herself in a home and refused to come out.