SPD Chief Raymond Says 12-Hour Shifts 'A Better Alternative'

SPD Chief Raymond Says 12-Hour Shifts 'A Better Alternative'


Police Chief Ben Raymond talks about the idea of the SPD changing from 8 to 12 hour patrol shifts and the advantages and disadvantages.
State lawmakers will consider a bill that would approve a major change for staffing the Shreveport Patrol Division.
The bill, sponsored by State Representative Alan Seabaugh at the behest of SPD leadership, would  "authorize the Shreveport police chief to establish a two-platoon system for employees of the city's police department."
Right now, state law mandates that any city with a population over 50,000 people is required to divide the members of its police force into 3 platoons. Currently, Shreveport officers are divided among 3-8 hour shifts each day. The change would allow SPD to have 2 platoons, or 2-12 hour daily shifts.

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