Baton Rouge Crime Stoppers Update: Seeking Information on Local Armed Robbery and Fraud Cases

Baton Rouge Police are actively seeking the public’s help to identify suspects involved in recent armed robberies and financial fraud across the Capital Region. Collaborating with Crime Stoppers, local authorities emphasize the critical role community vigilance plays in keeping neighborhoods safe during the holiday season.

Investigators are currently working to identify an armed robbery suspect involved in incidents on the 12,000 block of Kingston Drive, where a vehicle was targeted at gunpoint. Additionally, police are searching for Floyd Thibodaux, 23, wanted for second-degree murder and illegal use of weapons following a shooting on the 1500 block of South Tamari Drive. Authorities are also investigating Tony Storks, 29, in connection with ongoing theft and device fraud cases, urging residents to monitor their financial accounts closely as sophisticated scams rise.

Crime Stoppers encourages anyone with information regarding these suspects or their whereabouts to step forward. Tips can be submitted anonymously by calling 344-STOP (344-7867) or by using the free P3 Tips app, with cash rewards available for information leading to an arrest.