Shreveport, LA, October 25, 2025
News Summary
The Shreveport Police Department, in collaboration with federal agencies, has arrested multiple suspects in connection to a recent mass shooting that led to two fatalities and six injuries. Rasson Smith Jr. was apprehended for his involvement in the September shooting, while Stantrez Lewis and Lashon Lee were arrested for a separate incident that left a Job Corps employee critically injured. The investigation continues as authorities seek additional information from the community.
Shreveport Police Arrest Multiple Suspects in Connection to Recent Mass Shooting and Attempted Murder Case
The Shreveport Police Department, in collaboration with the U.S. Marshals Task Force and ATF Task Force, arrested Rasson Smith Jr., 21, on October 14. Smith Jr. was apprehended without incident due to his alleged involvement in a mass shooting that occurred on September 20 in the Allendale neighborhood. This tragic incident resulted in two deaths and six injuries.
Following his arrest, Smith Jr. has been booked into Shreveport City Jail on a warrant for attempted second-degree murder. His father, Rasson Smith Sr., was arrested earlier on September 26 for his alleged role in the same mass shooting. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are encouraging additional individuals involved to come forward.
In a separate case related to an incident on October 1, Shreveport police arrested Stantrez Lewis, 27, on Tuesday night, and Lashon Lee, 41, on Wednesday in Alexandria. Both men were wanted for attempted first-degree murder and had previously been deemed armed and dangerous by law enforcement officials. The October 1 shooting left a Job Corps employee critically injured and took place in the 2800 block of Lillian Street. The victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was hospitalized at Ochsner LSU Health due to life-threatening injuries.
Authorities used surveillance footage that captured images of both suspects and their vehicle, aiding significantly in the investigation. Two additional suspects, Cortrina Hood-Price, 51, and Taylor Price, 30, were already arrested and charged as principals in the attempted first-degree murder case.
The Shreveport Police Department continues to solicit information from the public regarding Lee’s or Lewis’s whereabouts, urging anyone with further details to contact them or Caddo Crime Stoppers. The safety of the community is paramount, and police are committed to ensuring justice is served for the victims of these violent incidents.
Summary of Events
- Mass Shooting on September 20: Resulted in two deaths, six injuries.
- Rasson Smith Jr.: Arrested on October 14; booked on attempted second-degree murder.
- Rasson Smith Sr.: Arrested on September 26 for involvement in the same shooting.
- October 1 Shooting: Left a Job Corps employee critically injured.
- Stantrez Lewis and Lashon Lee: Arrested for attempted first-degree murder related to the October 1 incident.
- Cortrina Hood-Price and Taylor Price: Previously arrested; charged with principal to attempted first-degree murder.
Community Engagement
The Shreveport Police Department remains dedicated to working with the community to strengthen safety and encourage the reporting of violent crime. They are actively seeking additional leads in these investigations to hold all responsible parties accountable.
FAQ
What happened in the mass shooting on September 20?
The mass shooting resulted in two deaths and six injuries in the Allendale neighborhood.
Who was arrested in connection with the September 20 mass shooting?
Rasson Smith Jr. was arrested on October 14, and his father Rasson Smith Sr. was arrested on September 26 for their alleged involvement.
What is the status of the investigation regarding the mass shooting?
The investigation remains ongoing, and the Shreveport Police Department encourages other individuals involved to come forward.
What occurred during the October 1 shooting?
The shooting left a Job Corps employee critically injured, and the victim was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
Who were the suspects arrested relating to the October 1 shooting?
Stantrez Lewis and Lashon Lee were arrested, and they were wanted for attempted first-degree murder.
What should the community do if they have information related to these incidents?
The Shreveport Police Department urges anyone with information regarding Lee’s or Lewis’s whereabouts to contact them or Caddo Crime Stoppers.
Key Features of the Incident
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Initial Incident Date | September 20 |
| Deaths | 2 |
| Injuries | 6 |
| September 20 Suspects Arrested | Rasson Smith Jr. and Rasson Smith Sr. |
| October 1 Incident | Job Corps employee critically injured |
| October 1 Suspects Arrested | Stantrez Lewis and Lashon Lee |
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