youngsville police

A large police presence in Youngsville on Tuesday afternoon had residents on edge. Here's the latest update on what happened.

Youngsville Police Chief Rickey Boudreaux is in hot water again.

In years past, Youngsville's National Night Out has seen police cruisers, ambulances, fire trucks, SWAT vehicles, police robots, and even a helicopter.

A complaint was called into the Department of Children and Family Services on Friday, January 22.

Underage drivers of golf carts in Youngsville be warned, you are breaking the law and will be punished.

The Chief of Police posted to his Facebook account details of their Gift Card Giveaway.

Youngsville Police Chief Rickey Boudreaux's back is fractured; surgery is scheduled for next week.

Washington had left the Youngsville Police Department to pursue a career with Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

There were some people, in addition to the Youngsville Police officers, standing near the scene (it appeared to be two adults and one or two juveniles).

The post garnered much criticism towards the Youngsville Police Department and the war on drugs in general.

A Youngsville woman is calling the local police chief her hero.

Youngsville Police can be seen at the campus of Ascension Episcopal School, but it's not what you may think.

Meet with the Youngsville Police today for Coffee with the Chief!

If you have any information about the man's identity, please contact the Youngsville Police Department at 337-856-5931.

Police are still searching for the suspect who fled the scene on a bicycle Thursday afternoon.

The Youngsville PD has added the motto "In God We Trust" to their vehicles. What are your thoughts? Do you find this as refreshing and positive as these Facebook users do?