Shreveport, LA – Shreveport officials announced the launch of the Myers-Anglin Initiative, a program aimed at combating gun violence through the installation of additional surveillance cameras across the city. The initiative was named in memory of Landry Anglin and Devin Myers, two young lives lost to gun violence.
During the announcement on Monday, Chief Wayne Smith and Sheriff Henry Whitehorn emphasized the importance of enhancing public safety through increased surveillance. Chief Smith highlighted the critical role that the cameras would play in deterring crime and assisting law enforcement in investigations.
The initiative serves as a tribute to the resilience of the Anglin and Myers families, who transformed their grief into a mission to prevent similar tragedies. Chief Smith expressed gratitude to the families for allowing the initiative to carry the names of their loved ones, honoring their memories while working toward a safer community.
The Myers-Anglin Initiative represents a collaborative effort to address gun violence and protect residents by utilizing advanced surveillance technology.