SHREVEPORT, La. - KTBS is on your side and Answering the Call. In April, the Shreveport Police Department, along with several other local, state, and federal agencies, worked together in a three-day operation to get guns, drugs and criminals off the street.
Police executed 118 warrants and arrested nearly 200 people for felony and misdemeanor warrants in "Operation Curveball."
It has been about two weeks since Operation Curveball was executed. SPD PIO Cpl. Chris Bordelon reviewed the impacts of the operation Tuesday.
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Click the video to watch the full interview with Cpl. Bordelon.
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