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The public can help by calling 911 when they see something suspicious.

The suspect fled on foot with an undetermined amount of cash.

Lafayette Police Department Spokesperson Cpl. Paul Mouton discussed Halloween safety tips today on "Your Afternoon Drive Home."

Despite decreases in the past, Lafayette burglaries increased by 9 percent this year, so Lafayette Police Department spokesperson Cpl. Paul Mouton spoke with KPEL to discuss those crimes and how citizens can help tackle the problem.

"A neighborhood watch program is probably one of the most positive programs that we have working for us because it allows police and the neighborhoods to communicate on a regular basis, but it also reminds them to be vigilant and aware of what's going on in their neighborhood and to report that information to police," says Lafayette Police Spokesman Cpl. Paul Mouton.

The Green Room, Legends, Jefferson St. Pub, Bed, and Karma had no violations.

Police are asking anyone with information to call the police department or Crimestoppers at 232-TIPS.

Lafayette Police wants citizens to report suspicious people or behavior to 911.

Corporal Paul Mouton of the Lafayette Police Department stopped by "Mornings with Ken and Bernie" today to discuss Lafayette's Night Out Against Crime.

Police say this suspect is related to another case.

Police have identified the man who they believe was murdered and have identified a suspect in the case.

Corporal Paul Mouton with the Lafayette Police Department joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to give some advice to shoppers on how to stay safe.

Each year, Lafayette is one of 15,000 communities across America who participate in the "National Night Out Against Crime".  Lafayette Police Corporal Paul Mouton says the event is an effort to shore up crime prevention and more. Mouton says this year's National Night out for Lafayette will once again be held at Girard Park, but there are similar celebrations in Broussard and Duson... Re

Lafayette Police believe an ongoing disturbance between two people is the reason for a Friday afternoon shooting.

A 21-year-old Lafayette man is in the hospital following a shooting early Sunday morning.

Lafayette Police are investigating an incident that led to a man being shot and killed while driving his car.

Lafayette Police Corporal Paul Mouton joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" today to talk about a gathering Lafayette Police held yesterday to discuss the growing problem of copper thefts.

A three-year-old girl is recovering from her injuries after she was hit by an alleged intoxicated driver while waiting for a Mardi Gras parade to start in Lafayette.

The holiday season is upon us, and everyone is shopping, including the criminals.  That advice comes from Lafayette Police Corporal Paul Mouton who reminds KPEL NewsJunkies that criminal are always on the hunt for new victims.