Shreveport police arrest 19 people for DWI amid crackdown

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — The Shreveport Police Department arrested 19 individuals for driving while intoxicated during a recent enforcement push aimed at reducing fatal crashes and making roadways safer.

The arrests were made between July 30 and August 3 and were part of the department’s ongoing effort to identify impaired drivers and hold them accountable before their decisions result in serious injury or death, police said.

Those arrested include:

  • Master Loveless, arrested on a DWI second offense, operating a vehicle with a suspended license, and threatening a public official.
  • Timothy Lee, arrested on a first-offense DWI.
  • Cedric Sim, arrested on a first-offense DWI.
  • Frank Allums, arrested on a DWI first offense and two counts of possession of narcotics.
  • Brandon Little, arrested on a DWI third offense.
  • Joshua Broadway, arrested on a DWI first offense and operating a vehicle with a suspended license.
  • Christopher Simpson, arrested on a DWI first offense.
  • Jackie Spann, arrested on a DWI first offense and reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
  • Charles Dotson, arrested on a DWI first offense and improper lane usage.
  • Stephen Flakes, arrested on a DWI second offense, operating a vehicle with a suspended license, speeding, and careless operation.
  • Lloydresia Jones, arrested on a DWI first offense.
  • Ramirez Favela, arrested on a DWI first offense.
  • Carlos Love, arrested on a DWI second offense and failure to yield.
  • Traveon Adams, arrested on a DWI first offense, careless operation, and improper display of a license plate.
  • Whitney Gipson, arrested on a DWI second offense.
  • Logan Cain, arrested on a first-offense DWI.
  • Tyra Bates, arrested on a DWI first offense, careless operation, no driver’s license, and open container.
  • Daniel Thomason, arrested on a first-offense DWI.
  • Marvin Smith, arrested on a DWI first offense, no seat belt, and careless operation of a motor vehicle.

The Shreveport Police Department stated it will continue to aggressively enforce impaired-driving laws and urged the public to plan ahead, use a designated driver, call for a ride, or stay where they are rather than driving impaired…

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