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Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa proudly supports the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office’ proposed ¾ cent law enforcement district proposition.

This measure will replace and eliminate the current 10 mill property tax, providing relief to property owners across Tangipahoa Parish while ensuring critical resources for public safety.

The tax is projected to generate approximately $25 million in annual revenue, with a net gain of $16 million once the property tax sunsets. These funds will be dedicated primarily to increasing deputy salaries, hiring additional deputies, and supporting essential needs.

Strong, well-supported law enforcement is vital to keeping our communities safe. Crime Stoppers recognizes that this initiative not only eases the burden on property taxpayers, but also invests in the people and resources that protect Tangipahoa Parish every day.

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Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa

Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization of citizens against crime. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards to anyone furnishing anonymous information that leads to the arrest of criminals, including those committing serious felony crimes, and fugitives. Information is received through anonymous Crime Stoppers tips that are received through a secure tip line or through a secure web connection, manned by a professional program coordinator. Each caller is assigned a code number for the purpose of insuring anonymity.

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🌟 Our Independence Night Out Against Crime is almost here! 🌟This community event brings families, neighbors, and local organizations together to take a stand against crime, promote safety, and strengthen community partnerships.📍 Faith Temple Church – Independence, LA🗓️ Wednesday, October 29th | ⏰ 5:30PM–7:30PM👉 Interested in being a last minute vendor? Sign up here: forms.gle/AvbmF8Fwo8JKkAbd8•••#nightoutagainstcrime #CommunityStrong #tangipahoa ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

PONCHATOULA (October 24, 2025)- The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (TPSO) has arrested three people following a shots-fired incident in the Ponchatoula area.David Coleman, 18, has been booked on one count each of Aggravated Assault with a Firearm and Obstruction of Justice (Evidence Tampering).Jamario Terrell, 20, has been booked on one count each of Accessory After the Fact-Aggravated Assault by Drive-By Shooting.Amyra Selders, 20, has been booked on one count each of Accessory After the Fact-Aggravated Assault by Drive-By Shooting and Protective Order Violation.In the early morning hours of Wednesday, October 15, TPSO received a call about a vehicle being shot at on Rose Drive in the Ponchatoula area. Deputies learned there had been an argument at a residence, and when one of the involved individuals got in their car to leave and disengage from the fight, he was shot at, but not injured. The suspect then drove away with several other individuals.With cooperation from the victim, deputies were able to track down the suspect vehicle on Booker Road II in the Hammond area where Coleman, Terrell and Selders were taken into custody.Following the arrest, Coleman and Terrell admitted to discarding the weapons they used into a wooded area. ... See MoreSee Less

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Kentwood Man Arrested for Sex Crimes KENTWOOD (October 23, 2025)- The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office (TPSO) has arrested a Kentwood man for committing sex crimes against two children. Jordan Glass, 30, has been booked on two counts of Aggravated Crimes Against Nature and two counts of Molestation of a Juvenile. TPSO detectives were alerted to the case after the victims, both under the age of 13, reported what had been happening to staff at their school. While it is believed these children are Glass’ only victims, TPSO detectives ask anyone with information about any additional crimes and/or victims connected to Glass to please contact our Juvenile Division at 985-902-2011. ... See MoreSee Less

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