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Lafayette Police are looking for a suspect who allegedly left The Grand Theatre with a wallet that did not belong to him.

Check out this video of this man setting himself on fire while trying to steal gas from another company truck. This is wild.

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UPDATE - The Jeep has reportedly been found.

In Scott, police are looking for whoever took a 43" flat screen television set from a local home.

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office arrested Shawntell Rena Romero yesterday on charges of monetary instrument abuse and three counts of theft of a motor vehicle.

With the trailer and the equipment now missing, the band has had to cancel the rest of the tour.

Unfortunately, people who scam and steal from the elderly are everywhere.

But how did it fit in his pants!?

Unfortunately, two Acadiana area businesses were hit by a pair of shoplifters recently and looking at the surveillance video, it appears to be the same two women who did the damage at both places.

If you know something about the crime, you can always anonymous report information and possibly get a reward.

A break-in at a Lafayette restaurant has the business taking to social media to ask for the return of or info on their stolen equipment

The plumber in Houston who stumbled upon "about 500" envelopes of cash and checks inside a bathroom wall of Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church has been given a $20,000 reward from Crime Stoppers of Houston.

52-year-old Harold Saintes Jr., of Franklin, faces up to five years in jail after he pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing mail.

The man was booked on two charges following the recovery of several items.

From a break-in that ended with a COVID fine to Chet Hanks' new label signing, here's everything buzzing today in pop culture and beyond.

A Walmart employee recently posted a viral video captioned "POV: We know when you're stealing" that shows how employees know if you don't scan something and put it in your bag.

Since the beginning of the year, KPEL News has reported on thieves stealing catalytic converters from vehicles across the Acadiana area. The latest alleged thief is from Eunice - 38-year-old Raymond Dominic Miller.

33-year-old Eric Jones of Opelousas has been arrested for allegedly shooting at someone who was trying to recover some alleged stolen property from a home in that city.

Did California legalize thefts of $950 or less? Well no, but...