Fraternal Order of Police Shreveport/Caddo

01/28/2025

We would like to express our sincere condolences to the family of long time member, Mr Sam Brice. Please keep Margaret McClure and her family in your prayers.
Sam Brice’s funeral arrangements are as follows:

Centuries Funeral Home
Visitation: Thursday 5:00-7:00
Funeral: Friday at 1:00

11/11/2024

Happy Vetrans day to our vets!
Tomorrow is the November meeting. We will have a special holiday meal. We will also hold nominations for board members so come on out. Doors open at 1800, meal starts at 1830

07/10/2024

At the July 9th monthly meeting of the F.O.P., Sheriff Henry Whitehorn was welcomed and addressed attending members.

04/08/2024

Do to possible severe weather we will not have a meeting tomorrow 4/9/23.

12/01/2023

11/14/2023

Tomorrow night (11/14) meeting. Dinner served at 1830. It is also nomination night for the board. So come on out!

09/12/2023

Meeting tonight at 630. Come on out. Should have some guest speakers asking for endorsements and also the lodge will vote on endorsements tonight. So come let your voice be heard.

08/18/2023

Arrangements for Tom Dupree

Tommy passed away peacefully at home, where he wished to do so on August 13, 2023. He fought a long battle with liver disease and liver cancer. He had many doctors and caregivers along the way, but I wish to give a special thanks to Dr. Krishna Singh and Dr.

08/08/2023

Meeting tonight! Food served around 1830. This month we should have two guest speakers, Justin Courtney for Caddo Juvenile Judge and John Nicholson that is running for Sheriff. So come on out because I'm sure they are going to want to take a vote on who you would like to support for these two races!

07/03/2023

As LEOs, it is important to stay informed on the decisions made for us, our careera, and essentially our lives. The attached link is a way to voice that. I encourage everyone to use it. Stay safe!

https://bit.ly/44mZtwC

Today the Governor Vetoed HB 85, which was a bill that I filed to protect our law enforcement officers while they perform their dangerous duties. This bill requested by the Fraternal Order of Police, supported by the Louisiana Sheriffs Association and Chiefs of Police passed overwhelmingly in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Violent Crime in Louisiana is growing at an alarming rate endangering each of us and our property. I am disappointed Governer Edwards chose to use the arguments of such groups as the ACLU as his basis for the veto. Those arguments were made and soundly rejected by the Legislature.

I will refile the bill next year and continue to do everything within my power to fight crime, protect our citizens, and support our police.

06/13/2023

Sorry for the late notice. But we do have a meeting tonight. Doors open at 6.

05/09/2023

Meeting tonight 5/9/23