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A Caddo Parish Sheriff's deputy's keen observation and the composed, professional response of our patrol deputies led to the peaceful arrest of a domestic violence suspect on Saturday, ensuring that no injuries occurred to those involved, according to Sheriff Henry Whitehorn Sr.

The incident began on Friday, July 24, 2026, at approximately 7 a.m., when deputies responded to a domestic disturbance involving family members at a business located in the 1500 block of Corporate Drive. During this incident, one family member, Brandon Marshall Lee, 39, allegedly threatened another with a shotgun.

Lee left the residence before deputies arrived at the scene. However, he continued to harass and threaten the victim throughout Saturday afternoon. As deputies worked to obtain an arrest warrant, Deputy John Flash spotted Lee traveling near his residence on Lakeview Drive in Caddo Parish later that day. Deputy Flash attempted to conduct a traffic stop, but the suspect fled to his home and barricaded himself inside. 

Deputies quickly established a perimeter and began communicating with the suspect. Through their patience, professionalism, and de-escalation efforts, they successfully persuaded him to exit the residence and surrender peacefully. Their outstanding work ensured a safe resolution to the situation while protecting the suspect, the responding deputies, and the surrounding community.

After Lee surrendered, deputies seized two firearms from the residence.

Lee was arrested and charged with speeding, fleeing from an officer, domestic abuse aggravated assault, and cyberstalking. He was transported to the Caddo Correctional Center and booked on the aforementioned charges. The warrant for domestic abuse aggravated assault and cyberstalking was signed by the Honorable Judge Donald Hathaway of the First Judicial District Court. No bond has been set.

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