Shreveport warrant raid seizes about 10 pounds of marijuana and three guns
Shreveport police and city marshals arrested Robert Henderson and Semja Henderson on 8 October 2026 after a violent-crimes team search of a Grassmere Street home turned up about 10 pounds of marijuana, $12,395 in cash and three firearms. Robert Henderson faced marijuana distribution and weapon charges; Semja Henderson faced a distribution count.
🇺🇸 Grassmere Street, Shreveport · Louisiana, United States
On 8 October 2026 at about 1:30 p.m., Shreveport City Marshal’s Office and police
warrant officers went to a home in the 2900 block of Grassmere Street to arrest a
fugitive.[1]When someone ran from the house, the Violent Crimes Abatement Team
obtained a search warrant.[1]
The search recovered about 10 pounds of marijuana, $12,395 in cash and three firearms,
the city said.[1][2]Robert Henderson was booked on possession of marijuana with intent
to distribute, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and illegal carrying of
a weapon with a controlled dangerous substance.[1]Semja Henderson was booked on
possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.[1]
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