Rayne's police officer killed by friendly fire | News

A Rayne police officer was killed by a friendly fire on Monday after replacing a call in connection with a knife incident.

Lt. All “a noochie” credveur, 47, was killed by a police officer with a co -officer, while on Monday he carried out a search command on Monday at 1:27 p.m. in the East Harrop Street, as an announcement by the Rayne police department assumes.

On Tuesday, the police arrested Dustin Johnson, 38, from Rayne in connection with the incident, which led to the fatal shootings. According to KLFY reports, he will be charged with the second degree murder and violation of protective protectors.

The fatal shootings occurred while the officials tried to find Johnson in connection with a knife incident when Credeur was hit by friendly fire. Despite immediate medical intervention, Credeur died on site.

The Louisiana State Police examines the shootout.

Credeur started a career in law enforcement as a reserve officer in 2003 before becoming a full -time officer at the Rayne Police Department in 2005. He leaves his fiancee Danielle Demette.

“Lt. Credeur was more than an officer; he was a brother, a friend and a role model,” said Rayne PD in an explanation. “It served with pride, humility and an incomparable sense of competitive.

Following law enforcement agencies all over Louisiana failed to materialize. Memorial and funerals still have to be announced.

Johnson was instructed to the Acadia Parish prison on Monday at 7 p.m. Its bond is $ 1 million.

Louisiana's detectives ask everyone with information, photos or videos of the Rayne shooting to report them anonymously at Lsp.org and to report to “suspicious or criminal activities” or call the hotline at (800) 434-8007.