ALEXANDRIA, LA. (12/4/2024) – The Alexandria Police Department is seeking help in the Tiffanee Pinkston homicide investigation, a cold case from January 2021. Tiffanee Pinkston, 33, was tragically shot at the intersection of Palmer Street and Palmer Court on January 5, 2021.
Despite extensive efforts, the case remains unsolved. The Alexandria Police Department remains dedicated to seeking justice for Pinkston and closure for her family.
“We believe someone in our community has information that could help us solve this case,” said Chief Chad Gremillion. “No detail is too small, and your help could make a difference.”
Brooke Bufford with KALB reported that Mr. Bowie stated, “Alexandria got lost somewhere… We got lost somewhere down the line,” referring to the numbers and rising crime.
Community members with any information are encouraged to contact the Alexandria Police Detective Division at 318-441-6416 or APD Dispatch at 318-441-6559. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Crime Stoppers of CenLa at 318-443-7867 or via the P3 Tipster App at www.p3tips.com/community/mobile.
Crime Stoppers also offers cash rewards for information leading to an arrest.
The Tiffanee Pinkston homicide investigation remains active, and detectives urge anyone with information, no matter how minor, to come forward. Public cooperation is critical to resolving this case and ensuring justice for Pinkston.
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