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Welcome to the Official page of the Louisiana State Police. With your support, we strive to provide proactive safety messages, community event information, unique insights and pictures of LSP events, and official updates and notifications on incidents, crashes, emergency situations, and other pertinent news in an effort to keep you informed and safe. We ask you for your continued support

by sharing our page with your family and friends as we move forward committed to public safety and protecting the great State of Louisiana. LSP FACEBOOK TERMS AND CONDITIONS

This is the official page of the Louisiana State Police. The purpose of the Louisiana State Police page is to permit authorized employees of the Department to provide the public with information concerning the Louisiana State Police’s mission, goals, programs, activities, events, news, stories, photographs, and videos and to disseminate other information and material intended to increase public awareness of and enhance respect for the Louisiana State Police and its members and employees. Please note that this is a purposefully controlled online site established for this limited purpose, NOT A PUBLIC FORUM. All postings/comments are, in addition to being governed by the terms and conditions established by Facebook, subject to the following terms and conditions established by the Louisiana State Police:
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Congratulations to Trooper Jacob Juge of Louisiana State Police Troop A on receiving the ACE Award.Last week, Troop A Co...
09/07/2026

Congratulations to Trooper Jacob Juge of Louisiana State Police Troop A on receiving the ACE Award.

Last week, Troop A Commander Captain Bryan Lee presented Trooper Juge with the award in recognition of his outstanding work in recovering stolen vehicles and apprehending suspects.

The ACE Award is presented to Troopers who successfully recover at least five stolen vehicles resulting in the apprehension of a suspect within a 12-month period. Recovering stolen vehicles often leads to the arrest of dangerous offenders and helps remove additional threats from our communities.

Congratulations.!!.

Yesterday, Troopers were back on LSU’s campus and throughout Tiger Stadium, working alongside our law enforcement partne...
09/06/2026

Yesterday, Troopers were back on LSU’s campus and throughout Tiger Stadium, working alongside our law enforcement partners to help keep fans, crowds, players, and coaches on both sides safe throughout the day.

Multiple agencies deployed personnel, equipment, and resources to support the season kickoff. When the weather moved in, those resources were already in place and ready to respond.

LSP’s new Command Post served as a central hub throughout the day, providing cover from the rain and relief from the heat. The command post brought personnel and resources together in one location to monitor activity, coordinate operations, and support our public safety partners.

Thank you to all of the agencies and personnel who worked throughout the day to keep everyone safe, and to LSU PD for allowing us to assist.

And with two Tigers taking the field and two stadiums claiming the same nickname, we’ll just say the final score helped clear up which one is the real Death Valley. First a calendar, now a football game. We didn’t forget South Carolina Department of Public Safety South Carolina Highway Patrol

It’s That Time Again.!!.  LSU Football Game Day!  REMINDER:  LEAVE THE DRONE AT HOME!As LSU Football returns to Tiger St...
09/05/2026

It’s That Time Again.!!. LSU Football Game Day!
REMINDER: LEAVE THE DRONE AT HOME!

As LSU Football returns to Tiger Stadium, Louisiana State Police reminds fans that a No Drone Zone is in effect for all LSU home football games at Tiger Stadium.

Drone operations are prohibited within a 3-nautical-mile radius of Tiger Stadium and up to 3,000 feet above ground level, beginning one hour before kickoff and continuing until one hour after the game concludes.

LSP, LSU Police, and our law enforcement partners will be actively monitoring the area for unauthorized drone activity.

Anyone found operating a drone in violation of these restrictions may face enforcement action, including ticketing, arrest, fines, and seizure of the drone.

Enjoy LSU Football game day, but leave the drone at home.

Human Troopers aren’t the only ones keeping Death Valley safe! 🐾K-9 “Trooper” put his nose to the ground today, making s...
09/05/2026

Human Troopers aren’t the only ones keeping Death Valley safe! 🐾

K-9 “Trooper” put his nose to the ground today, making sure Death Valley is clear of anything that could make tomorrow’s LSU vs. Clemson matchup go BOOM.

And peep his shy friend in the background, that’s K-9 “Billy”! He’s new to the gang, but he’s already getting some hands-on experience before the big game.

Trooper handles the explosives. Billy’s learning the ropes. Together, they’re making sure Death Valley is ready to rock!

LSU Football

Great work by the New Orleans Police Department and Troop NOLA in the apprehension of this murder suspect, helping bring...
09/04/2026

Great work by the New Orleans Police Department and Troop NOLA in the apprehension of this murder suspect, helping bring another case one step closer to justice and removing a dangerous offender from the community. This is another example of what can be accomplished when law enforcement works together with one shared mission.

On September 3, 2026, the NOPD and Louisiana State Police arrested Robert G. Rodriguez (pictured, black male, DOB: 04-14-2003) in its investigation of a homicide that occurred that same day in the 4400 block of Chef Menteur Highway.

TROOP L TRAFFIC ADVISORYSeptember 4, 2026The Louisiana State Police is working a vehicle crash on I-55 northbound near m...
09/04/2026

TROOP L TRAFFIC ADVISORY
September 4, 2026

The Louisiana State Police is working a vehicle crash on I-55 northbound near milepost 45 in Tangipahoa Parish. At this time, the roadway remains open; however, motorists should expect lane closures once recovery crews arrive on scene.

Please adjust your travel plans and expect possible delays while crews work to clear the roadway.

For road closure information, motorists can utilize the 511 phone system by visiting www.511la.org or downloading the Louisiana 511 mobile app.

TROOP A TRAFFIC ADVISORYSeptember 4, 2026Troopers are currently on the scene of a vehicle fire involving a commercial mo...
09/04/2026

TROOP A TRAFFIC ADVISORY
September 4, 2026

Troopers are currently on the scene of a vehicle fire involving a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) on I-10 westbound at milepost 128, just west of the Ramah exit (LA 3000). At this time, the left lane remains open.

Motorists are encouraged to adjust their travel plans and expect delays while crews work to resolve the incident and clear the roadway.

For road closure and traffic information, motorists can utilize the 511 phone system, visit 511la.org⁠, or download the Louisiana 511 mobile app.

The Time Is Nearing.  LSU Football Game Day!  REMINDER:  LEAVE THE DRONE AT HOME!As LSU Football returns to Tiger Stadiu...
09/03/2026

The Time Is Nearing. LSU Football Game Day!
REMINDER: LEAVE THE DRONE AT HOME!

As LSU Football returns to Tiger Stadium, Louisiana State Police reminds fans that a No Drone Zone is in effect for all LSU home football games at Tiger Stadium.

Drone operations are prohibited within a 3-nautical-mile radius of Tiger Stadium and up to 3,000 feet above ground level, beginning one hour before kickoff and continuing until one hour after the game concludes.

LSP, LSU Police, and our law enforcement partners will be actively monitoring the area for unauthorized drone activity.

Anyone found operating a drone in violation of these restrictions may face enforcement action, including ticketing, arrest, fines, and seizure of the drone.

Enjoy LSU Football game day, but leave the drone at home.

Congratulations to TPR Nguyen and TPR Simmons of Troop NOLA on receiving the ACE AwardCaptain Rodney Hyatt presented the...
09/03/2026

Congratulations to TPR Nguyen and TPR Simmons of Troop NOLA on receiving the ACE Award

Captain Rodney Hyatt presented the awards in recognition of their outstanding work in identifying stolen vehicles, recovering them, and apprehending the suspects responsible. The ACE Award is presented to Troopers who successfully recover at least five stolen vehicles that result in the apprehension of a suspect within a 12-month period.

Sudden Impact Program Receives National Recognition! For more than 27 years, the Sudden Impact Program has brought law e...
09/03/2026

Sudden Impact Program Receives National Recognition!

For more than 27 years, the Sudden Impact Program has brought law enforcement, healthcare professionals, trauma survivors, educators, and community partners together with one goal: helping young drivers make better decisions behind the wheel.

Yesterday, Colonel Frank Besson and Major Nick Manale, along with our partners from the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission and University Medical Center New Orleans, accepted the 2026 Peter K. O’Rourke Special Achievement Award during the Governors Highway Safety Association Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Each year, Sudden Impact reaches more than 6,000 Louisiana high school students through interactive programs focused on impaired and distracted driving, seat belt use, and other decisions that contribute to serious and fatal crashes.

While today is an opportunity to celebrate this national recognition, the work continues. The 2026-2027 Sudden Impact school year is already underway, with Troopers and our hospital partners once again working with students across Louisiana. The photos below highlight just some of the programs held over the past week.

This award reflects the partnerships that have made Sudden Impact successful for so many years. LSP is proud to share this recognition with LHSC and UMC New Orleans, as well as the hospitals, schools, healthcare professionals, trauma survivors, and community partners who continue to make the program possible.

Congratulations to everyone who has played a part in making Sudden Impact what it is today!

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