Louisiana Authorities Seek Vernon Parish Suspect After Game Cameras Remotely Send Photos of Suspect to Owner

By Calcasieu Staff

Published December 05, 2023

Vernon Parish, Louisiana - Authorities in Louisiana are asking for help identifying a theft suspect after the owner of multiple stolen game cameras began receiving photos of an unknown person transmitted from the cameras.

The Vernon Parish Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in identifying an individual captured in the featured photos. On November 8th, multiple game cameras were stolen from a hunting lease on the south side of Anderson Drive in Leesville, Louisiana.

According to authorities, the owner of the cameras has since been receiving photos of an unknown person from the stolen devices.

The Vernon Parish Sheriff's Office is asking that anyone with information about the person's identity contact them at 337-238-1311.

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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