Natchitoches Police arrest suspects for burglary off of Fairgrounds Road

The Natchitoches Police Department has arrested Rodney Washington (B/M, 18 y.o.a of Natchitoches) and two juveniles for simple burglary.

Natchitoches Police Department officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Elvira Drive on Dec. 21 around 8:06 pm in reference to several suspects attempting to break in to several vehicles. Officers arrived on scene and after a brief foot chase were able to arrest the suspects.

Rodney Washington was arrested for simple burglary, resisting an officer and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. He was placed in the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center.

The juveniles are charged with simple burglary, criminal trespass and resisting and officer. They were placed in a juvenile detention center in Jackson parish.

The Natchitoches Police Department would like to remind its citizens to please note the brand, model and serial number on all valuable household items and firearms. The serial numbers can help officers identify your items and get them back to you.

Be aware of suspicious activity in your neighborhood. Below are a few examples:

People walking up and down the street looking in vehicles or pulling on door handles; during the day or at night.
Vehicles driving at slow speeds while looking at parked vehicles.
People on bicycles or scooters riding around during late night hours.
If your home has a security camera please contact the police if you observe anything suspicious.

If you would like to report suspicious activity or if you have additional information in regards to this investigation please contact the Natchitoches Police Department at (318) 352-8101. Remember all information given shall remain confidential.

How to report an anonymous tip via Natchitoches Crime Stoppers:

You can also report a tip anonymously by downloading the P3 Tips app on your smart phone or by calling Natchitoches Crime Stoppers at (318) 238-2388. All tips remain confidential and the caller can receive a cash reward up to $3,000 for the arrest of an offender.


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