Bossier Parish Community College on Lockdown

Bossier Parish Community College is still under lock-down conditions as police officers and officials from several law-enforcement departments, including the Bossier City Police, Bossier Sheriff's Office, the Marshal's office as well as the Louisiana State Police are doing a building by building search for a suspect.

Bossier City Police spokesman Shawn Poudrier told KEEL News it all started after the Louisiana State Police inititated a traffic stop on what was believed to be a stolen vehicle. State police were able to stop the vehicle on Highway 80, near Bossier Parish Community College.

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Poudrier told KEEL News, "3 suspects fled on foot, with 2 running toward the trailer park and the surrounding areas.  They were able to take 2 into custody. One was seen fleeing toward the college campus."

The suspect, a black male wearing all black was seen on campus "pulling on doors at the campus."  Police were able to track the suspects movements early through security cameras on campus, but lost sight of the suspect.

The campus has been evacuated and is on lockdown as SWAT members and police continue to search for the suspect. Poudrier said weapons were found in the stolen vehicle, but police don't know if the suspect is currently armed.

"Pray for the safety of all the law-enforcement officers and first responders... and pray for the safety of the suspect too.  We want this to end peacefully," Poudrier said.

This is a developing story and will be updated as information becomes available.