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Could Pothole Vigilantes Be What Shreveport Needs Most Right Now? I was scrolling through TikTok minding my business and I stumbled upon a video that has me wanting to break the law in a very expensive way. We have all heard of vigilantes, and up until now, I didn't think there was much that vigilantes could offer our community. Up until I stumbled upon this video. Check it below. 2 Californians have taken matters into their own hands and are sick of dealing with potholes in their town. They are known as "Oakland's Pothole Vigilantes’ at least that is what they call themselves. They fill in...

Get our free mobile app Former Bossier Parish Sheriff's Deputy Corporal Travis Buckmaster was behind bars today after surrendering himself at the Bossier Maximum Security Facility in Plain Dealing on charges of Malfeasance in Office and Simple Battery. Buckmaster surrendered himself today related to charges for an incident reported on June 15, 2021. That report said that Corporal Buckmaster had committed battery on an inmate at Bossier Max. Buckmaster was then put on administrative leave while there was an investigation into the incident. During the time Buckmaster was out on leave, he res...

Get our free mobile app A Shreveport man pleaded guilty today in Caddo District Court to juvenile cruelty with regard to his own son as well as unauthorized entry. 54-year-old Shreveport resident Mark Jointer admitted his guilt in front of District Judge Donald Hathaway Jr. relating to an incident that took place 0n May 19, 2019, when Jointer picked up his then 8-year-old son for a visit. When his son told him about an outing he had participated in with his mother and a male friend of hers, Jointer admitted to becoming angry and backhanding his son multiple times, injuring his nose and mouth...

A Shreveport Mudbugs goalie is in position to get drafted by an NHL team next month

This Michael Jordan card just set all kinds of records in a Goldin Auction