Bossier City Police and Bossier Crime Stoppers are asking the public for help with identifying and locating a man suspected of using another person’s credit card account information to make thousands of dollars in unauthorized purchases. Bossier Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of $285 for information that leads to the suspect’s arrest.

The suspect used the account information, possibly with a cloned credit card, at several Bossier City retail stores in December of last year and made $5700 dollars in purchases. The credit card information belonged to a man in Austin, Texas who contacted Bossier City Police upon noticing the charges on his statement. 

Anyone who can help police identify him is asked to call Bossier Crime Stoppers at (318) 424-4100.  They can also submit a web or text tip via this website.  Persons who contact Crime Stoppers are reminded they may remain totally anonymous.

Bossier City police are investigating the murder of 21-year old James Dean Smith of Vivian, Louisiana who was shot and killed at approximately at 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 23, 2011 while driving his vehicle in the vicinity of Old Minden Road and Benton Spur.

            The incident happened as Smith was traveling westbound on Old Minden Road and was shot by a subject in another vehicle that was also traveling westbound. A passenger riding with Smith was not injured.

            The suspect is described as a white male with close cut hair. The suspect vehicle is described as a gold or tan 4-door Nissan sedan possibly a Maxima or Altima.

A white male and a white female were in a local store, in the process of checking out.  As the clerk scanned the merchandise, one of the suspects created a diversion while the other suspect grabbed a video game system and ran out the door.

Please contact Bossier Crime Stoppers if you can identify either of these suspects, or if you have information regarding this crime.  Tipsters can submit information through this website or by calling (318) 424-4100.  Tipsters remain anonymous and can receive up to $1000 for information leading to an arrest.

The Bossier City Police Department and Bossier Crime Stoppers are asking the public for help with identifying and locating two women who are seen on security camera video using two stolen credit cards at a local store.

The credit cards where in a woman’s wallet that was taken from the victim’s office at Willis Knighton-Bossier on January 27, 2011. The suspects were caught on video using the stolen credit cards at the Bossier City Target store that same day. The suspects made a total of approximately $1400 in fraudulent purchases with the two cards.

Anyone who can identify these suspects to police is asked to call Bossier Crime Stoppers at (318) 424-4100.  They can also submit a web or text tip via the Bossier Crime Stoppers website – bossiercrimestoppers.org.  Persons who contact Crime Stoppers are reminded they may remain totally anonymous and could be eligible for a reward of up to a $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.

This suspect broke into a Bossier City medical office sometime during the evening of 12/28/10 and early morning hours of 12/29/10.  He stole loose change and a 42” Sony flat screen TV.

If you can identify this suspect or have any additional information on this crime, please contact Bossier Crime Stoppers at (318) 424-4100 or submit a tip through this website.  Tipsters remain anonymous and can receive up to $1000 for information leading to an arrest.

Bossier City police are asking the public for help in finding a hit and run driver who struck a man in the 2200 block of Barksdale Boulevard last night. It happened in the intersection of Rome Street at approximately 11:30 p.m.

When officers arrived on the scene they found the victim, identified as Andrew L. Burks, 29, of Elm Grove, lying in the roadway unresponsive with a serious head injury. Bossier City Fire Department personnel took him to LSU Hospital in Shreveport where he was listed in serious condition this morning.

Officers were unable to locate anyone at the scene who witnesses the incident. A right side rear view mirror along with other debris found at the scene indicates the suspect vehicle may be a black Ford F-150 pickup truck or a black Ford Expedition.

Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call Bossier Crime Stoppers at (318) 424-4100. They can also submit a web or text tip via this website.  Persons who contact Crime Stoppers are reminded they may remain totally anonymous and could be eligible for a reward of up to a $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest

Bossier City police are asking the public for help with identifying a man who is believed to be responsible for a string of vehicle burglaries in Bossier City.

The suspect was caught on security camera video using a stolen credit card at the Exxon gas station on North Market Street at MLK Drive on August 31. The card was taken during a vehicle burglary in a Bossier City parking lot on August 20. The video shows the suspect arriving in a silver Chrysler 300 before he enters the store and purchases a case of beer with the stolen credit card. The suspect appears to be in his 40`s with a stocky build.

Detectives believe he is the main suspect in more than two dozen vehicle burglaries that have occurred in Bossier City since early August. He is also a suspect in similar cases that are being investigated by the Bossier Sheriff`s Office. As a result, detectives with both agencies have been assisting each other with their respective investigations.

Anyone who can help identify this suspect or has information about this crime is asked to call Bossier Crime Stoppers at (318) 424-4100 or detectives at (318) 741-8642.

They can also submit a web or text tip via this website.  Persons who contact Crime Stoppers are reminded they may remain totally anonymous and could be eligible for a reward of up to a $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest.