Anyone with information
about someone illegal carrying a weapon can earn up to $500
by calling Crime Stoppers with information on who had a gun
illegally. There are a number of illegal possession laws on
the books -- some that citizens may or may not know about.
Here's a quick list of some
of them:
* Carrying a concealed
firearm without a permit
* Possession of a firearm or
carrying a concealed weapon by a person convicted of certain
felonies
* Possession of a weapon on
school campus, school bus or at school-sponsored functions
* Illegally supplying a
felon with a firearm
* Possession of firearm on
premises of alcoholic beverage outlet
* Possession of or dealing
in firearms with obliterated number or mark
* Illegal possession of a
handgun by a juvenile (under age 17)
* Illegal carrying of a
firearm at a parade with any firearm used in the commission
of a crime of violence
Citizens who would like some
quick cash should call in their tips to Crime Stoppers at
673-7373 or contact us on the web at:
www.lockemup.org
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LATEST SCAMS AND MYTHS (11-28-2012)
In the event you have received an email advising or suggesting that if you are
accosted at an ATM, entering your ATM PIN number backwards will summon the
police; this is an urban legend and is not true.
Every few years these "non-truths" surface and the law enforcement community is called to either confirm or deny. Caddo Crime Stoppers wants our followers to be kept
abreast of the latest scams and or myths circulating and to have the most current information possible. Therefore, should you have concerns about any rumors or emails
of this nature or any other topic which you receive, which may have a direct impact on your quality of life, help us minimize this spread of false information by first
checking it on www.snopes.com
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***SPECIAL ALERT***
Shreveport Police investigators need assistance in identifying two woman believed to have used a stolen credit card at a local Walgreens store.
On 11-25-2012, the victim was shopping at Walmart and left her purse unattended in her cart, when an unknown person(s) took her purse and, shortly thereafter, used her
debit card at various locations throughout the city, including Walgreens at Greenwood and Jewella. http://youtu.be/S3F11lWRDHc
Anyone having knowledge or information as to the identities of one or both of these suspects are encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers at 673-7373 or www.lockemup.org
where a $300.00 reward is being offered.
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***SPECIAL ALERT***
Shreveport Fire investigators need assistance in identifying the person(s) responsible for torching two
offices at an apartment complex.
On Tuesday, June 5, 2012, at approximately 3:54 a.m., SFD responded to 1620 Fullerton Street on a structure fire at the office
of the Villa Norte Apartments.
Upon arrival, smoke and flames were seen coming from the manager's and leasing offices of the complex. Once the fire was
extinguished, SFD Arson Investigators determined the fire was intentionally set in two separate locations causing moderate
to severe damage.
Crime Stoppers is offering a $500.00 reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible.
Call Crime Stoppers at 673-7373 or contact us on the web at www.lockemup.org.
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***SPECIAL ALERT***
Caddo Parish Financial Crimes Investigators and Crime Stoppers are seeking information on the following suspects
wanted for Bank Fraud, Forgery and Identity Theft. These suspects have outstanding warrants for their arrest and
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for any information leading to the arrest of each of these suspects.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of any of these suspects are encouraged to call Crime Stoppers at
673-7373 or www.lockemup.org.
Breone Fields, B/M, 07/30/1982
Wanted for bank fraud
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Travis Porter, W/M, 07/21/1984
Wanted for Home Improvement Fraud
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Abdel Yousef, W/M, 07/15/1983
Wanted for Forgery
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