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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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Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa, Inc.

1 day ago

Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans is offering a $1,000 reward to help locate and arrest Antonio “Raemone” Lewis Jr. Lewis is wanted on a felony warrant from the Allen County, Indiana Sheriff’s Office on charges of Rape by Force and Promotion of Child Sexual Trafficking. He fled the Fort Wayne, Indiana area sometime after Christmas in 2024 and relocated to Hammond in early 2025. He has ties to the Tangipahoa and St. Tammany parishes and was previously known to reside at an address on Hinson Road in Hammond. While in the area, Lewis or “Raemone” was employed at a fast food restaurant and as a delivery driver for a major retail chain. Lewis has a prior federal firearm related conviction and should be considered armed and dangerous.If you have any information that can lead to his arrest call our hotline at 800-554-5245 or visit www.tangicrimestoppers.com to submit a tip anonymously.•••Below is a link to a news article from Indiana related to Lewis’s warrant for an alleged sex based offense involving a firearm. www.wfft.com/news/local/man-arrested-for-allegedly-raping-trafficking-and-strangling-16-year-old-... ... See MoreSee Less

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Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa, Inc.

2 days ago

UPDATE- Inmate Arrested on New Charges AMITE (December 16, 2025)- Additional details have been determined regarding a jail inmate taking off from the Tangipahoa Parish courthouse Monday morning. At this time, the investigation has revealed that shortly before 9 a.m., a transport vehicle arrived to the courthouse from the jail. The vehicle parked in the outside loading dock area and the security gate to the area was closed. Over the next hour, as is standard procedure, small groups of inmates were escorted at different times from the vehicle into the courthouse until the vehicle was empty. Around 10 a.m., deputies were informed by a courthouse employee of a suspicious person just seen wearing a gray sweat suit and orange flip-flops walking from behind the courthouse. While some deputies began an active pursuit of this individual, deputies inside the courthouse began a headcount of the inmates. The chase led to a nearby neighborhood where several residents helped direct deputies to follow the individual they had seen running and pulling on vehicle and home door handles. Around 10:45 a.m., K-9 Thor located the individual, now wearing a black sweatsuit, hiding alongside a mobile home. Once in custody, it was determined the individual had a waist chain on underneath his clothes and one hand still restrained by the handcuffs attached to the waist chain. The individual was then positively identified as Donnie Stevenson, 18, who was awaiting trial for 1st Degree Rape, Aggravated Kidnapping, Armed Robbery and Illegal Possession of Stolen Things. Following medical treatment, he was returned to the jail and booked on one count of Simple Escape and one count of Resisting an Officer. Stevenson is in the process of being transferred to another facility. At this time, it is believed that Stevenson hid in the transport vehicle until everyone had gone inside, removed the orange jail uniform to remain in the gray thermal clothing provided for warmth, got one hand out of the handcuffs, and exited the van. From there, it is believed that Stevenson slid underneath the security gate of the loading dock area, which is when he was immediately spotted and reported. It is currently unknown how or where Stevenson acquired the black clothing he was wearing when captured. As the investigation into the incident continues, TPSO is also reviewing the policies and procedures surrounding our transport process. ... See MoreSee Less

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Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa, Inc.

1 week ago

Jail Death Under Investigation AMITE (December 10, 2025)- The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of an inmate at the jail yesterday afternoon. Around 3 p.m., inmate Eugene Hickerson, 55, was discovered unresponsive in his assigned dorm. Medical staff immediately began conducting life-saving measures, but unfortunately, he did not survive. Hickerson had been at the jail since October, when he was taken into custody for several counts of Simple Burglary and a Department of Corrections parole violation charge. While that emergency was underway, another inmate in a separate dorm suffered a minor medical emergency that does not appear to be related. Immediately following these back-to-back incidents, a contraband sweep was conducted in both dorms. No illegal narcotics were found during the operation. The TPSO Criminal Investigations Division is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding this death, which will include an autopsy to determine the cause. ... See MoreSee Less

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