Ongoing Homicide Investigation in Watson
Authorities are asking for public help in a possible homicide under investigation in Livingston Parish. The incident happened in a McDonald’s parking lot in Watson and remains active and evolving.
Investigators believe more than one suspect may be involved. Officials say someone in the community likely has key information that can move the case forward. Crime Stoppers urges anyone with details to come forward and help speed up the investigation.
You can report tips anonymously by calling 344-STOP, using the P3 Tips app, or submitting information online. Tipsters remain anonymous and may receive a cash reward if their information leads to an arrest.
Regional Effort Across Nine Parishes
Capital Region Crime Stoppers covers a wide area beyond Baton Rouge. The organization works with law enforcement across nine parishes, including Livingston, Ascension, Iberville, and the Felicianas.
This regional coordination allows agencies to share information and solve cases faster. Officials stress that community involvement drives success. Without tips, many cases stall.
Livingston Parish Burglary Case Expands
Detectives continue investigating a burglary in Holden involving the theft of a $5,000 lawnmower and other items. One suspect is already in custody, but authorities are searching for a second person believed to be involved.
Officials are also looking for Derwin Johnson of the Hammond area in connection with the case. Anyone who knows his whereabouts or can identify the second suspect should contact Crime Stoppers.
Baton Rouge Suspects Wanted
Baton Rouge Police are also seeking several individuals tied to serious crimes:
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Derek Riggs, 26: Wanted for armed robbery, aggravated battery, and illegal use of a weapon tied to a grocery store incident.
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Sheila Landry, 31: Accused of theft and access device fraud involving 33 transactions totaling about $2,300.
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Charles Parson, 40: Wanted for theft and fraudulent use of sales receipts, with losses exceeding $7,000.
Anonymous Tips Make a Difference
Crime Stoppers reports that tips regularly lead to arrests. Payments are issued monthly, and unclaimed rewards remain available.
Officials repeat a simple message: if you know something, say something.