Shreveport Police on the Hunt for Domestic Abuse Suspect
On the day of May 10th, a man named Lynn Armstrong was accused of battering his domestic partner during a home invasion. Now Shreveport Police are actively trying to hunt him down.
Detectives now have warrants for the arrest of the suspected domestic abuser. The warrants are charging Lynn Armstrong (5-29-1980) with the crimes of Home Invasion, Aggravated Assault with Firearm, Simple Battery, Domestic Abuse Battery with Child Endangerment, and Criminal Property Damage.
Detectives are asking anyone with information are asked to call the Shreveport Police Department at 318-673-7300. Those wishing to remain are asked to contact Caddo Shreveport Crime Stoppers at 318-673-7373.
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Children have faced unimaginable upheaval in the past 12 months. The impact on the youngest, who have struggled to deal with the things they have seen, has been profound. That’s why this year’s nursery/primary teacher of the year award is so important. The shortlist for this award included Lynne Armstrong of Trinity All Saints Primary, Rayfa Ali of Sandal Primary, and Nichola Lunn and Val Bottomley of Eldwick Primary. The winner of the award was year 6 teacher Rayfa Ali who has been at her school for five years ever since she qualified. Her responsibilities include, managing the quality of teaching and learning across the maths curriculum, and offering support to staff.
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Supermarket shoppers are backing a council s call for them to have weekly Covid tests - before they go shopping.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council wants people who are leaving the house to go shopping during the latest lockdown to take a lateral flow test which provides the result in 30 minutes.
It is the latest idea to try to further reduce coronavirus levels in North Staffordshire.
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