Vishnefski Law Firm, LLC

06/18/2026

SCAM NOTICE

Sheriff Julian Whittington and the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office are warning the public about an ongoing scam targeting family members and loved ones of recently arrested individuals.

Scammers are using publicly available booking information to contact relatives while falsely claiming to be law enforcement officers, jail personnel, attorneys, or bail bondsmen. They often claim they can assist with reducing a bond, expediting a release, preventing additional charges, or securing the release of an inmate if payment is made immediately over the phone or through digital payment methods such as Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency.

Do not be fooled.

The Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office, nor any legitimate law enforcement agency, will ever request payment over the phone or through digital payment applications in exchange for an inmate’s release, bond reduction, or any other law enforcement service.

If you receive one of these calls:
• Do not send money
• Do not provide personal or financial information
• Hang up immediately
• Contact the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office directly to verify any claims at (318) 965-2203

Scammers often use high-pressure tactics, claiming that immediate action is required and attempting to create panic or fear. Their goal is to get victims to act before verifying the information.

Sheriff Whittington encourages everyone to stay vigilant, educate family members about these scams, and share this information with others. A few moments spent verifying information can prevent the loss of hundreds or even thousands of dollars.

When in doubt, hang up and call the Sheriff's Office directly, 318-965-2203
Please click here for more SCAM education
https://www.bossiersheriff.org/currentScamsInOurArea

04/30/2026

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02/21/2026

Same girl, same.

02/07/2026

01/28/2026

🚨 City Closure Update – Winter Storm Fern 🚨

Due to continued impacts from Winter Storm Fern, City Hall and City Court will remain closed tomorrow, along with all non-essential City operations.

Essential employees should report as directed.

Please remain cautious, limit travel if possible, and stay safe.
Additional updates will be shared as conditions change.

01/28/2026

Update: Shreveport City Courthouse and Shreveport City Marshal’s Administrative Offices will remain closed Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Normal operations are expected to resume Thursday, January 29, 2026.

01/28/2026

Breaking News 🗞️:

Caddo, Bossier & Desoto Parish Schools remain CLOSED Wednesday, 28th due to weather conditions

01/28/2026

🚨 Office Closure Notice 🚨

Due to ongoing icy road conditions, the Caddo Parish District Attorney’s Office and the Caddo Parish Courts will be closed again on Wednesday, January 28.

Your safety comes first—please stay warm, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary travel. We’ll continue to share updates as conditions improve. ❄️🧊

04/05/2025

We are thrilled to announce that we are going LIVE with Rozas and Associates Law Firm, LLC on Wednesday, April 16th! If you know someone who has Immigration questions and speaks spanish, this is a great opportunity to hear from an attorney for FREE! Thank you to Rozas Law for partnering with us and assisting our spanish-speaking community!

The SBF Pro Bono Project is able to do all that we do because of the support we receive from our grantors, , , , GraysonFoundation and .

12/31/2024

A little holiday humor as 2024 appears in our rearview mirror.

Happy 2025!