Over the past several months, Sheriff’s Detectives assigned to the Boyce Substation have been investigating multiple burglaries and thefts from businesses in the Boyce, LA area.
Through the course of their investigation, Detectives were able to identify Logan Kaleb Dunn, 20 of Boyce as the suspect.
From evidence gathered during their investigation, Detectives were able to establish sufficient probable cause for multiple arrest warrants for Dunn.
At approximately 12:15 Wednesday, November 19, 2025, Detectives received information that Dunn was at his residence in the 700 block of Wexford Street Boyce, LA. Detectives arrived at Dunn’s residence and attempted to make contact with Dunn in reference to the arrest warrants.
Upon their arrival, multiple individuals exited the residence and advised detectives that Dunn was inside.
After multiple verbal commands were given to Dunn to exit the residence, it became clear that Dunn was refusing to be taken into custody.
As Detectives continued to attempt to make contact, the RPSO SWAT Team arrived on scene to assist with Dunn’s apprehension.
Just prior to 2PM, Dunn was located within the residence and taken into custody without further incident
Dunn was placed under arrest and transported to the Rapides Parish Detention Center where he was booked on two counts of Unauthorized Entry of a Critical Infrastructure, one count of Simple burglary and one count of Theft Less Than $1,000. Dunn remains in jail at the time of this release as no bond has been set on the charges.
Sheriffs Detectives say this is still an active, ongoing investigation and if anyone has any further information, they are asked to contact Detective Justin Burch, Criminal Investigation Division-Boyce Substation at 318-793-4226, Main Office at 318-473-6700 or Crime Stoppers at 318-443-7867.
Arrestee:
Logan Kaleb Dunn, 20
722 Wexford Street, Alexandria, LA
Charges:
two counts of Unauthorized Entry of a Critical Infrastructure
one count of Simple burglary
one count of Theft Less Than $1,000.
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