Shreveport Man Arrested for Domestic Abuse Strangulation in Presence of Children

Shreveport Police have taken a local man into custody following a violent domestic assault on Long Street that reportedly left a woman unconscious. The incident, which occurred in front of four children, led to multiple felony charges for the suspect, who has a documented history of domestic violence.

Shreveport Officers Intervene in Driveway Altercation

On March 20, 2026, officers arrived at the 4800 block of Long Street responding to reports of a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, they encountered Christopher Kemp and a female victim engaged in a heated argument in the driveway. According to police reports, Kemp became aggressive toward the responding officers, necessitating the use of a Taser to bring him into custody.

Investigation Reveals Severe Physical Assault

The investigation determined the dispute began over a set of car keys and that Kemp was allegedly intoxicated. While the victim initially hesitated to report physical contact, officers noted visible injuries, including bruising and scratch marks on her forehead and neck.

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Further questioning revealed a harrowing account of the assault. Kemp allegedly strangled the woman until she lost consciousness and lost control of her bladder. Detectives noted that this was not an isolated event, citing a pattern of violence between Kemp and the victim.

Serious Charges and Lengthy Criminal History

Because the assault took place in front of four minors, Kemp faces enhanced charges. He has been booked on:

• One count of Domestic Abuse Battery by Strangulation
• Four counts of Domestic Abuse Child Endangerment

Records show Kemp is a repeat offender with four prior convictions for domestic abuse battery, along with several other felony offenses. The victim received medical evaluation at the scene from the Shreveport Fire Department.

Domestic Violence Resources in Shreveport

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, there are local organizations ready to provide confidential safety planning, legal assistance, and emergency shelter.

Note: If you are in immediate danger, please dial 911. Many local services offer "Safe Spaces" where you can seek help without an appointment.