crimes

Sometimes we need to stash our cash and hide our valuables at home and when we travel. We asked a Louisiana thief where the best hiding places are.

As lawn care season and swimming pool season get started in Louisiana there is one burning, hopefully it's not burning, question Louisiana residents need answered.

History's first "conviction by Cajun seasoning" could be coming to a courtroom soon. Here's how Louisiana-style Cajun seasoning helped catch a crook.

The bad guys have figured out a new way to reach out and interrupt your life. Here's what you need to know to avoid smishing scams in Louisiana.

Kids broke into an $8 million dollar home in Fort Walton just to throw a party. Naturally, they took videos that police are now using in their investigation.

A man skilled in sleight of hand has used his trickery to steal almost three thousand dollars from a Texas Walmart.

The woman allegedly took a handful of items from the Walgreens on Johnston in the hours after the storm.

The former quarterback is accused of taking more than one million dollars for speaking engagements he never attended.

The Hub City was also bested in the survey by Abbeville, Eunice, and almost every suburb of Greater New Orleans.

Lafayette Police are investigating a criminal damage complaint that could be classified as a hate crime in the city.

This alleged ambulance thief may be a crook but he is no liar at least when it comes to the reasoning behind his crime.

A Lafayette man was killed and his son has been charged in his death following a Sunday afternoon shooting in the city.

An Opelousas hotel guest found heroin and crystal meth hidden in her room. Opelousas police are investigating.

He stole the ambulance to get to the New Orleans airport so he could stow away on a flight to Japan.

More legal troubles for Lafayette's embattled City Marshal Brian Pope

Fortunately, no store employees or customers were injured in the incident in which one man was arrested.

One South Louisiana community has seen almost 800 vehicle break-ins already this year.

A sharp-eyed Scott Police Officer nabs a burglary suspect driving a stolen car.

An Oakdale man says it was the mixture of pot and embalming fluid that made him do what he did.

How do you walk out of a liquor store with over $2500 in high dollar hooch? You shove the bottles in your pants, naturally.