Crime Stoppers

Recently our friend Captain Clay Higgins of the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office has been criticized by some segments of the public

The brief ACLU statement cites Capt. Clay Higgins' semantics and professionalism as a law enforcement officer following the release of his latest video.

Police are asking the public's assistance in trying to identify a man killed in a Friday morning shooting. According to our news partner KATC, police responded to a call regarding a fight that was taking place on West Pinhook Road at about 2:15 a...

Detectives are encouraging anyone with information on the identity of the suspects to call Lafayette Police or Crime Stoppers at 232-TIPS.

Lt. Clay Higgins of St. Landry Crimestoppers was featured on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon for his segment at Stelly's Supermarket.

On May 19th, at approximately 12:30 am, Lafayette Police responded to a robbery in the 100 block of E. Convent Street. The female victim told police that she was walking to her vehicle in a parking lot when a male suspect approached her holding a pocket knife. The susp...

Crime Stoppers officials remind you that all calls will remain anonymous.

Crowley Police Chief K.P. Gibson says video surveillance shows four black males, all with faces covered, going into one of the stores before the items were taken.

Also taken was a 9mm handgun.

Hebert is wanted for 2 counts Attempted 1st Degree Murder, 2 counts of Armed Robbery.

In the video, officers say you can also see a while male, believed to be in his early 30's with a young boy, exiting the vehicle.

All callers will remain anonymous and can receive up to a $1,000 cash reward.

Two women are wanted by the Sheriff's Office concerning a stolen Louisiana Purchase card.

Police say a man and woman broke into a cabinet where cell phones were stored.

Police say various narcotics were stolen in a short period of time.

A blaze that severely damaged a vacant building has police and the Lafayette Fire Department asking for help.

Police say several items and a couple vehicles were stolen from the business near Opelousas.

Thomas C. Durham of Crowley is wanted for failing to register.

Less than a day after initiating a policy of putting signs on houses investigated for drugs as a result of a Crimestoppers tip, New Orleans Police Superintendent Ronal Serpas rethought the idea and canceled it. The placards that were to be placed on houses read, "The NOPD has served a narcotics-related warrant or checked this residence as a result of a Crimestoppers hotline citizen's tip."

Crime stoppers of Acadia Parish needs your help to keep the streets clean. A list of drug offenders has been released and the Crowley police department would like your help tracking them down.