Helpful Resources - Crime Fighters Of Louisiana

Contact the Probation & Parole Staff

October 11, 2023

Contact the Probation & Parole Staff Bobby “Jamie” Lee, Jr. Director (225) 342-6609 Renee...

Irv Magri –

“We don’t receive grant money—this fight is funded by people who care. If you want victims to have a voice, now is the time to step up and support us.”

“Every victim we help depends on someone choosing to care. Your donation isn’t just support—it’s a voice for families who are hurting and searching for justice.”

“Crime Fighters of Louisiana runs on private donations only. If you believe in justice for victims, we ask you to stand with us and contribute.”

“If we stop, victims lose a voice. Help us keep fighting—donate and stand with Crime Fighters of Louisiana.”

Unfiltered with Kiran

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Baton Rouge Police request public’s help in finding missing 15-year-old

9 June 2026 - Kiran Chawla

BATON ROUGE —- A teenager is still missing and Baton Rouge Police officers are requesting the public’s help with any information on his whereabouts. Ja’Derrius Minnieweather, 15, was last seen [...]

Shots fired near Baker High School’s football field as players were practicing

9 June 2026 - Kiran Chawla

BAKER — Officers are investigating reports of ‘shots fired’ Monday morning near Baker High School, specifically around the football field. At this time, it remains an ongoing investigation and Baker [...]

UWK’s anniversary | Five years, 12,000 stories, one big leap of faith

9 June 2026 - Allyson Bird

BATON ROUGE — It’s not often that getting fired is something to celebrate. But today, Kiran Chawla marks the anniversary with a smile on her face. “One year to the [...]

State Police will not issue inspection sticker tickets

9 June 2026 - Melissa Moore

BATON ROUGE — State Police announced Monday that troopers will no longer write tickets for expired or missing inspection stickers. The law eliminating the requirement that most vehicles get annual [...]

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