SHREVEPORT, La — On the early morning of Friday, September 13th, Shreveport Police were dispatched to a trespassing complaint at a business located in the 1200 block of Shreveport Barksdale Highway. The complaint involved two homeless individuals reportedly unlawfully occupying the property.
Upon arrival, officers encountered 21-year-old Harley Main and his father, Michael Main. According to the property manager, he had previously requested that the two men leave the premises. However, the situation escalated when Harley Main allegedly attacked the manager with a bike chain. Fortunately, the confrontation did not result in serious injuries.
During the subsequent investigation, it was discovered that Harley Main had existing warrants related to narcotics possession. Consequently, he was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and criminal trespassing. He was taken into custody and transported to the Shreveport City Jail. Meanwhile, Michael Main received a summons for criminal trespassing but was not arrested.
Shreveport Police Chief Smith praised the officers for their prompt and effective response to the incident. Chief Smith emphasized that their quick actions helped ensure the safety of the community and prevented the situation from escalating further.
