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Dec. 11, 2013 - Ever think about what to do if someone comes to your door saying they have a package to be signed for – but there isn’t a delivery truck outside?

Or if a stranger at your door asks to use a phone?

Those were the things Capt. Charles Borchers discussed with 25 parish residents Wednesday night, Dec. 10, in a lecture called Refuse to be a Victim...

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Dec. 10, 2013 - More than likely, if police officers are going to have a gun drawn on them it will happen at night, especially if they surprise someone in the act of committing a crime, St. Bernard Parish Sheriff James Pohlmann said.

“Eighty percent of all shootings involving police, either being shot or having to exchange fire with a suspect, occur at night,’’ Sheriff Pohlmann said.

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Dec. 09, 2013 - It was cold and at times misting rain, but it hardly affected the turnout for the 14th annual Santa on the Bayou toy distribution to children on Saturday Dec. 7 on the grounds of St. Bernard Catholic Church on Bayou Road in the eastern part of the parish.

The giveaway, which includes Christmas-themed entertainment by young people, drew its usual large crowd of about 1,000. Hot chocolate was a favorite because of the chill.

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Dec. 06, 2013 - With a child in one hand and bags in the other, people shopping during the heightened excitement and stress of Christmas and New Year’s activities can be targets for criminals, St. Bernard Sheriff James Pohlmann said, and they should remember to pay attention to their surroundings in and outside of stores.

He also reminded parents to be cautious about their children’s activities during holiday school breaks.

Sheriff Pohlmann said whether St. Bernard residents are in the parish or elsewhere during the holidays as they shop for gifts or visit others, they should take precautions to avoid becoming a victim of theft or robbery as they go about their activities.

“It’s possible someone may be watching to take advantage of people distracted while busily rushing from place to place,’’ Sheriff Pohlmann said.

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Dec. 05, 2013 - The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office, in accordance with Louisiana law, has mailed the 2013 property tax notices via U.S. mail to parish property owners and the taxes must be paid by 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013, to avoid any additional penalties and interest.

These notices were mailed to the address on file as provided to the St. Bernard Parish Tax Assessor’s Office. Property owners should have received these notices by now.

If anyone receives a tax notice for property they no longer own, please notify the sheriff’s Civil Tax Office at 504-271-2504 during regular business hours – Monday through Thursday – 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays.

If a property owner has moved and hasn’t received their 2013 tax bill, they need to call both the Sheriff’s Office to give their new mailing address so the tax bill can be sent to them and must call or visit the St. Bernard Tax Assessor’s office to give their permanent address change.

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Dec. 05, 2013 - Two convicted sex offenders in St. Bernard Parish are wanted for failure to register new addresses with the Sheriff’s Office after leaving residences, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.

The two are Lawrence Winstead Jr., 26, who had been living in Chalmette, and John Zoller III, 35, of Violet. Anyone with information about either’s whereabouts should call the Sheriff’s Office at (504) 271-2501.

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