Deputies in Louisiana Searching for Three Fugitives

Crowley, LA (KPEL News) - One of the fugitives wanted on domestic abuse charges is in custody in Louisiana. Acadia Parish Sheriff K.P. Gibson says Dandre Ned was arrested on Thursday, October 27. Three men are still wanted.

Deputies are still looking for the three men pictured below on charges that they used force or violence against someone in their household or family.

If you know where they are or have information that would help locate them, please call Acadia Parish Crime Stoppers at 337-789-TIPS or use the P3 app. You can anonymously report information and receive a reward of up to $1,000 if that information leads to an arrest.

ORIGINAL STORY-- October 25, 2023

Crowley, LA (KPEL News) - Four south Louisiana men are wanted on domestic abuse charges. Acadia Parish Sheriff K.P. Gibson says they are all charged with domestic abuse battery, defined as the intentional use of force or violence committed against a member of their household or family. Any information you can provide to help deputies find these men.

Caleb Wayne Briscoe (Courtesy Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department)

Caleb Wayne Briscoe

White man
27-years-old
5' 9" tall
160 pounds
Black hair and green eyes
Last known address: 153 Old Springs Rd, Iota, Louisiana

Andrew Taylor Broussard (Courtesy Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department)

Andrew Taylor Broussard

White man
28 years-old
5' 10" tall
170 pounds
Brown hair and hazel eyes
Last known address: 2027 L. Boudreaux Rd, Rayne, Louisiana

Derek Lane Gordon (Courtesy Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department)

Derek Lane Gordon

White man
41-years-old
5' 9" tall
175 pounds
Brown hair and hazel eyes
Last known address: 313 Anne Dr, Egan, Louisiana

Courtesy Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department

~~Dandre Riley Ned~~

Black man
22-years-old
5' 4" tall
140 pounds
Black hair and brown eyes
Last known address: 100 Kathy Meadows Ln, Apt 45, Crowley, Louisiana

If you have any information about where these men are, please call the Acadia Parish Crime Stoppers tip line at 337-789-TIPS or download the P3 app on your mobile phone to submit your tip anonymously.

Sheriff Gibson reiterates that all callers or tipsters will remain anonymous, and you can receive up to $1,000 cash for information that leads to an arrest.

You should call 911 if you are in danger, see a crime in progress, or if you are experiencing an emergency.

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