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   Holey Harris to All   
   Shreveport Black Man Found Guilty of Att   
   07 Oct 24 02:10:30   
   
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   From: vacancy@kamala.harris   
      
   https://townsquare.media/site/180/files/2024/09/attachment-Untit   
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   A Shreveport man who attempted to run over a Shreveport Police officer and   
   then fled to avoid arrest was found guilty Wednesday, September 11, 2024, in   
   Caddo District Court.   
   Devin Rashard Ned, 24, was found guilty by the six-man, six-woman jury in   
   District Judge Donald E. Hathaway Jr.'s court after deliberations lasting   
   approximately two hours. The charges were attempted manslaughter of a police   
   officer and aggravated flight    
   from an officer.   
      
   Jurors heard seven witnesses testify that a homeowner called 911 to report   
   that Ned prowled around her residence at 2:30 a.m. August 26, 2021, and that   
   when police arrived, he fled in an automobile. After a high-speed chase   
   through a west-central    
   Shreveport residential neighborhood, reaching speeds of over 80 mph, Ned drove   
   into a dead end on Missouri Avenue and reversed his car, striking a uniformed   
   police officer. Fearing for his life, the officer discharged his weapon at the   
   car, the bullet    
   striking Ned in a shoulder. Ned then crashed the vehicle into a privacy fence   
   and was apprehended. The homeowner whose fence was damaged testified that Ned   
   intentionally struck the officer. Inside Ned's vehicle, which was found to   
   have been stolen,    
   officers recovered a firearm with an extended magazine.   
      
   Ned will be sentenced October 1, 2024. He faces up to 20 years for the   
   attempted manslaughter conviction and up to five years at hard labor for the   
   aggravated flight from an officer conviction.   
   Ned was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorneys Jason Waltman and Stephen   
   Folk-Cruthird. He was defended by Katie Ferguson and Evan McMichael.   
   The case was docket No. 384942.   
      
   https://710keel.com/shreveport-guilty-attempt-officers-life/   
      
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