Gabrielle Parish

1 week ago | ktbs.com | Gabrielle Parish

SHREVEPORT La - Police are investigating an alleged case of elder fraud. The Shreveport Police Department says a woman was taken advantage of by the very people she should've been able to trust the most. A concerned family member told police they noticed something wasn't right. They reached out to police after learning the woman had suddenly been moved out of her home and into a care facility.

2 weeks ago | abc17news.com | Gabrielle Parish

Homeowners say squatters moved in while they were gone     SHREVEPORT, Louisiana (KTBS) — Imagine coming back from a relaxing vacation, only to find out someone’s been living in your house while you were gone. One Shreveport homeowner is now dealing with thousands of dollars in damage — and a whole lot of frustration. A homeowner tells us she and her husband returned from their trip this month to find their Highland home had been broken into. There were clear signs someone was living inside.

2 weeks ago | ktbs.com | Gabrielle Parish

SHREVEPORT La. - Another deadly officer-involved shooting in Shreveport — this makes two in just eight days. Shreveport police say a man holding a gun walked up to a woman driving and tried to get in her car. She hit the gas and sped away. A witness nearby saw the whole thing and quickly called 911. When officers got to Crockett and Marshall streets, that same witness pointed them in the direction the man was heading. Moments later, police saw him. They say he was still holding a gun.

3 weeks ago | ktbs.com | Gabrielle Parish

SHREVEPORT, La. – A homicide that led to a deadly officer-involved shooting Saturday night in Shreveport started with a family argument before leaving two people dead. Shreveport police Cpl. Chris Bordelon said the argument at the house on Yancey Street started while family members were watching a basketball game. The gathering was for an early  Mother’s Day celebration. But then things spiraled.

4 weeks ago | ktbs.com | Gabrielle Parish

SHREVEPORT, La. — A Shreveport property owner is fed up with flooding and is calling on the city to take action after this week’s storms once again brought flash flooding to his commercial building. Bob Marak owns a property off Centenary Boulevard that has flooded five times since last May. The repeated water damage has impacted the businesses inside, including a barbershop and a bookstore. “They can’t handle large volumes of water in a short period of time,” Marak said.