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Welcome to the Official page of the Louisiana State Police. With your support, we strive to provide proactive safety messages, community event information, unique insights and pictures of LSP events, and official updates and notifications on incidents, crashes, emergency situations, and other pertinent news in an effort to keep you informed and safe. We ask you for your continued support by sharing our page with your family and friends as we move forward committed to public safety and protecting the great State of Louisiana. LSP FACEBOOK TERMS AND CONDITIONS

This is the official page of the Louisiana State Police. The purpose of the Louisiana State Police page is to permit authorized employees of the Department to provide the public with information concerning the Louisiana State Police’s mission, goals, programs, activities, events, news, stories, photographs, and videos and to disseminate other information and material intended to increase public awareness of and enhance respect for the Louisiana State Police and its members and employees. Please note that this is a purposefully controlled online site established for this limited purpose, NOT A PUBLIC FORUM. All postings/comments are, in addition to being governed by the terms and conditions established by Facebook, subject to the following terms and conditions established by the Louisiana State Police:
• BEFORE SUBMITTING/POSTING A COMMENT ON THIS PAGE, YOU MUST REVIEW AND AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF FACEBOOK AND THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE LOUISIANA STATE POLICE. o A submission/posting on this page shall constitute acknowledgement and acceptance of these terms and conditions
• DO NOT USE THIS PAGE TO REPORT A CRIME OR SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY OR TO SEEK ANY EMERGENCY PUBLIC SAFETY SERVICES
o In case of EMERGENCY or if you need police assistance, use your phone to dial 911
o To report a crime or suspicious activity, use your phone to dial 911 or call the local police or LSP Troop location for your part of the state by dialing *LSP (*577). o Messages will be answered as quickly as possible, but are NOT monitored 24/7. If you need immediate assistance from LSP, you may dial *LSP (*577) on your cell phone to be connected to the nearest LSP Troop. All Troops function on a 24/7 basis.

• ALL COMMENTS submitted/posted to this page are actively monitored and reviewed by the Louisiana State Police. The Louisiana State Police reserve the right to restrict, remove, or delete any posting/comment that is contrary to and/or inconsistent with the purpose of the page or in violation of the applicable terms and conditions. The Louisiana State Police page is not appropriate for and is not intended to accommodate comments unrelated to the purpose of the page or particular postings authorized by the Department. Consistent with the purpose of this page, prohibited content includes but is not limited to the following:
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• ONLY COMMENTS consistent with these terms and conditions, as determined by the Louisiana State Police and those terms and conditions established by Facebook are welcome.

• The Louisiana State Police DOES NOT ALLOW THE POSTING OF PHOTOGRAPHS, VIDEOS, AUDIO RECORDINGS (and/or similar media) OR LINKS TO OTHER PAGES OR WEBSITES by anyone other than an authorized employee of the Louisiana State Police. The posting of such content/material/information/media is, except when posted by an authorized employee of the Department, STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If posted/submitted, such content/material/information/media shall be restricted, removed, and/or deleted.
• IF YOU HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH,VIDEO, OR AUDIO RECORDING (and/or similar media) you want share with the Louisiana State Police or think the Louisiana State Police would like to share on this page, please submit the content in a private Facebook message or email to [email protected].
• ONLY INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND ENTITIES accepting and complying with, the applicable terms and conditions established by Facebook and the Louisiana State Police are welcome. While this page is open for public inspection, only authorized users of Facebook are permitted to submit/post a comment. The Louisiana State Police reserve the right to restrict, remove and/or block any person, group, or entity submitting and/or repeatedly submitting comment(s)/posting(s) contrary to or inconsistent with the purpose of the page, not topically related to particular postings authorized by the Department, and/or that are in violation of the applicable terms and conditions. ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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• o “Friending,” “liking,” and/or similar exchanges/actions between Louisiana State Troopers/civilian employees and a Facebook user does not indicate endorsement of that user’s actions or comments. o Comments posted on this page by visitors on the Louisiana State Police page DO NOT reflect the opinion(s) of the Department. The Louisiana State Police neither endorse nor oppose, by its actions or inactions related to restriction, removal or deletion of submissions/postings, the comments/content submitted/posted by others. Commenters alone are responsible for their comments, usernames, and/or any information or content they place or attempt to place on this page. o All postings on this page are voluntary, and made at your own risk. By using or accessing Facebook and this page, you are, in addition to accepting the terms and conditions for use established by Facebook and the Louisiana State Police, also accepting the practices described in the Facebook Data Use Policy. For more information on Facebook’s Data Use Policy, go to http://www.facebook.com/terms.php #/policy.php.

A single decision behind the wheel can have lifelong consequences.Yesterday, Troopers from Region NOLA partnered with Un...
10/24/2026

A single decision behind the wheel can have lifelong consequences.

Yesterday, Troopers from Region NOLA partnered with University Medical Center New Orleans and Mount Carmel Academy for a Sudden Impact Mock Crash, demonstrating the devastating effects of impaired driving and other dangerous driving behaviors, including not wearing a seat belt.

Thank you to the student volunteers, their families, and all participating agencies and staff for helping deliver this important message.

REMINDER!Louisiana State Police would like to remind everyone that the FAA has established a Temporary Flight Restrictio...
10/24/2026

REMINDER!

Louisiana State Police would like to remind everyone that the FAA has established a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) over New Orleans for the 2026 Halloween Parade, from 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm, to protect parade participants, spectators, and public safety personnel. The restriction prohibits unauthorized drone flights within a 1.3-nautical-mile radius (approximately 1.5 miles) of the designated parade location, from ground level up to 400 feet. Penalties may include fines of up to $100,000, arrest, and/or seizure of your drone.
While enjoying the spooky festivities, keep your eyes peeled for witches, ghouls, and other creepy creatures lurking about, but leave the flying to the broomsticks and keep your drones grounded!

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS RELEASE UPDATEOctober 24, 2026     LSP Detectives Continue Investigation of Cameron Parish Depu...
10/24/2026

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS RELEASE UPDATE
October 24, 2026

LSP Detectives Continue Investigation of Cameron Parish Deputy-Involved Shooting

Cameron – Detectives with the Louisiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division continue the investigation into the Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Office (CPSO) deputy-involved shooting that occurred on October 23, 2026.

The preliminary investigation revealed that the CPSO received a 911 call from a female who reported she had been kidnapped by a male subject. Deputies located the suspect vehicle, and a pursuit ensued.

During the pursuit, the vehicle stopped near the Cameron Ferry, where the female passenger attempted to exit. A pursuing CPSO deputy stopped his patrol unit and exited as the male subject actively prevented the female from escaping the suspect vehicle. The suspect vehicle then moved toward the deputy, resulting in the deputy discharging his fi***rm and striking the male subject. The male subject immediately received medical aid before being airlifted to an out-of-area hospital, where he remains in stable condition.

This investigation remains active, and additional details will be released as they become available.

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS RELEASE:
October 23, 2026

LSP Detectives Investigating Deputy-Involved Shooting in Cameron Parish

Cameron – On October 23, 2026, shortly after 7:00 p.m., detectives within the Criminal Investigations Division, Sulphur Field Office, were requested by the Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Office to investigate a deputy-involved shooting that occurred on Louisiana Highway 27 near Wakefield Road. Investigators are working to process the scene and gather further information.

One subject was shot and transported to an out-of-area hospital for treatment. No deputies were injured during the incident. This remains an active investigation. Additional details will be released as they become available.

Anyone with information and/or pictures and video is urged to share that information with LSP Detectives, citizens can anonymously report information through the Louisiana State Police online reporting system by visiting LSP.org or calling the LSP Fusion Center Hotline at 1-800-434-8007.

Contact Information:
Trooper Roy Jones
Louisiana State Police
Public Affairs Section – Troop D
Office: (337) 491-2511
[email protected]

Congratulations to Trooper Carradine of Troop NOLA for completing the Mounted Training Course at the NOPD Mounted Stable...
10/23/2026

Congratulations to Trooper Carradine of Troop NOLA for completing the Mounted Training Course at the NOPD Mounted Stables.

Trooper Carradine earned the coveted Cavalry Sabers after three challenging weeks of training. He learned how to handle and care for his horse while managing crowds during major events, navigating obstacles, and serving as an ambassador for the agency.

We look forward to seeing him out during special events, representing the agency from arguably the best seat in the house.

Louisiana State Police would like to remind everyone that the FAA has established a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) o...
10/22/2026

Louisiana State Police would like to remind everyone that the FAA has established a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) over New Orleans for the 2026 Halloween Parade, from 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm, to protect parade participants, spectators, and public safety personnel. The restriction prohibits unauthorized drone flights within a 1.3-nautical-mile radius (approximately 1.5 miles) of the designated parade location, from ground level up to 400 feet. Penalties may include fines of up to $100,000, arrest, and/or seizure of your drone.

While enjoying the spooky festivities, keep your eyes peeled for witches, ghouls, and other creepy creatures lurking about, but leave the flying to the broomsticks and keep your drones grounded!

Louisiana State Police Troopers joined our law enforcement partners, first responders, community organizations, and resi...
10/21/2026

Louisiana State Police Troopers joined our law enforcement partners, first responders, community organizations, and residents in Jeanerette and Morgan City for the annual National Night Out Against Crime.

National Night Out is a reminder that safer communities are built through strong relationships and working together. Every conversation and connection helps strengthen the bond between first responders and the people we serve.

Thank you to everyone who came out and to our partner agencies in Jeanerette and Morgan City for helping make the events a success.

Stay connected, look out for one another, and help us keep Louisiana communities safe.

A special thank you to Lila’s Patrol Pals for donating these boxes to Louisiana State Police Troop D. Each stuffed anima...
10/20/2026

A special thank you to Lila’s Patrol Pals for donating these boxes to Louisiana State Police Troop D. Each stuffed animal gives our Troopers an opportunity to bring a little comfort to a child during a difficult moment. We’re grateful to Lila and her family for thinking of Troop D and helping us serve our community in such a meaningful way.

20 Patrol Pals boxes delivered to Louisiana State Police Troop D! 🧸

These boxes will be placed in the back of each unit so troopers have a little something to offer children during difficult situations. We hope each stuffed animal brings a little comfort to a kid when it’s needed most!

Colonel Frank Besson was honored to speak with the Rotary Club in his hometown, sharing the capabilities and resources o...
10/20/2026

Colonel Frank Besson was honored to speak with the Rotary Club in his hometown, sharing the capabilities and resources of Louisiana State Police, along with his vision for the agency’s future. The opportunity provided a valuable chance to connect with community leaders, highlight LSP’s commitment to public safety, and discuss the agency’s continued efforts to serve the people of Louisiana.

Thank you Superintendent Colonel Frank Besson for speaking to us today about our Louisiana State Troopers. We truly appreciate all you do to protect our state!

Last night, Louisiana State Police Troopers joined fellow law enforcement officers and first responders from across the ...
10/20/2026

Last night, Louisiana State Police Troopers joined fellow law enforcement officers and first responders from across the Ark-La-Miss for the second annual First Alert First Responder of the Year awards ceremony, hosted by KNOE and Centric Credit Union at the West Monroe Convention Center. The evening brought together people who share a commitment to serving others and making their communities safer.

Trooper Tobias Haynes received the Trooper of the Year award, and Senior Trooper Ryan Davis received both the Public Information Officer of the Year award and the overall First Responder of the Year award. We are thankful to see their hard work and dedication acknowledged and grateful to serve alongside so many deserving first responders throughout our region.

A desire to help others is at the heart of this profession. Much of that service happens quietly, through everyday acts of compassion, sacrifice, and commitment. While recognition is never the reason for answering the call, knowing that those efforts are appreciated means a great deal.

Our sincere thanks to KNOE and Centric Credit Union for creating this opportunity to honor the women and men who serve our communities each day. Congratulations to all nominees and honorees, and thank you to the families and community members whose encouragement and support mean so much.

After nearly nine years of dedicated service, Louisiana State Police K9 Skip is retiring from active duty.Skip began her...
10/19/2026

After nearly nine years of dedicated service, Louisiana State Police K9 Skip is retiring from active duty.

Skip began her career with LSP on March 15, 2018, and has spent her time serving Troop F and the communities of Northeast Louisiana. As a member of the Criminal Patrol Unit, Skip put her skills to work on our highways and roadways, assisting Troopers and other law enforcement agencies in locating narcotics and helping keep dangerous drugs out of our communities.

Beyond her work in the field, Skip has also helped build connections with the public through community outreach, giving people an opportunity to see firsthand the important role K9s play in law enforcement.

Throughout her career, Skip has been a valued partner and an important part of the Troop F team. Her years of service have made a lasting contribution to our mission of keeping Louisiana safe.

Skip, thank you for your dedication, hard work, and loyalty to Troop F and the citizens of Louisiana. Congratulations on a well-earned retirement.

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