Shreveport Police Report Surge in Domestic Violence Arrests
The Shreveport Police Department has reported a series of arrests over the past week involving severe physical altercations and child endangerment. These incidents highlight an alarming trend of escalating violence within local households.
Recent Arrests Highlight Pattern of Violence
Shreveport officers have been active over the last several days, responding to multiple calls that resulted in the following felony charges:
- January 29, 2026: Christopher Moran was taken into custody and charged with Domestic Abuse Battery with Serious Bodily Injury and Second Degree Domestic Abuse Battery.
- January 28, 2026: Hunter George was arrested on four counts, including Domestic Abuse Battery with Child Endangerment, Battery of a Dating Partner with Strangulation, and Simple Battery.
- January 27, 2026: Derek Smith was charged with three counts of Domestic Abuse Battery with Child Endangerment.
A "Cancer" in the Community
Law enforcement officials are describing domestic violence as a "cancer" that leaves long-lasting scars on the city's most vulnerable residents. A particularly concerning observation from the SPD is the decreasing age of both offenders and victims.
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"Domestic violence destroys families and traumatizes children," the department stated, emphasizing that the shift toward younger individuals involved in these disputes underscores an urgent need for early intervention and better communication strategies within the home.
Commitment to Accountability and Safety
The Shreveport Police Department has reaffirmed its commitment to holding offenders accountable while working with community partners to provide a safety net for victims. Authorities are urging anyone in a situation that feels unsafe to seek help immediately.
"No one deserves to be a victim of abuse," the department noted. "If a situation is escalating, we urge you to remove yourself and reach out before it is too late."
Domestic Violence Resources Available in Shreveport
If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, the following local organizations provide confidential support, emergency shelter, and legal advocacy:
| Organization | Services Provided | Contact Information |
| Project Celebration | Emergency shelter, transitional housing, and 24/7 crisis intervention. | (318) 227-7900 (Crisis Line) |
| The Gingerbread House | Advocacy and support for children who have witnessed or experienced abuse. | (318) 674-9515 |
| Shreveport Police Dept. | Emergency response and filing of protective orders. | 911 (Emergency) / (318) 673-7300 |
| Family Justice Center | A "one-stop shop" for victims to access legal aid, counseling, and police services. | (318) 584-7171 |
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call or text "START" to 800-799-SAFE (7233).
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