Search is over for man who killed Louisiana police officer

The mayor of the city of Shreveport, Louisiana, decried the death of a “brave” police officer who was shot and killed while on duty.

In Jackson, Miss., officers have searched at least two Greyhound buses that arrived from Louisiana in a manhunt for Grover D. Cannon, 27, accused of shooting a Shreveport police officer multiple times.

Habich, who was a news photographer for the station when LaValley was hired, said he thought working the night crime beat, “running with first responders every night”, made LaValley decide he wanted to become a police officer.

LaValley massaged in the Shreveport Police Department for spending four years after…

Local and state police and the U.S. Marshal’s Office are among the agencies involved in the search.

A Louisiana police officer was shot and killed late Wednesday evening in Shreveport while answering an emergency call, Reuters reported.

Cannon was also wanted in association with a shooting that had happened last month. Hines says an armed man was apparently inside the home, threatening to harm people.

“He is nothing to me but a coward who would shoot an officer and hide and run”, Shaw said.

Police already had a warrant for Cannon’s arrest on a charge of attempted second-degree murder; they now have one out for him for first-degree murder, which carries a possible death penalty upon conviction.

A struggle ensued, and the passenger shot Bolton multiple times, authorities said.

“He was doing what he loved”, Shaw repeated.

On Monday, suspect Tremaine Wilbourn surrendered to authorities. The chief explained to reporters, he told LaValley he would hire him if he got himself through police training, which he did.

Police had not named their lost officer by 12:30 a.m., nor was the shooter captured. “Our hearts are saddened”, Mayor Ollie Tyler.