Bossier City– In May 2019, the Kenosha Country Sheriff’s Office in Wisconsin initiated an investigation on a Bossier City man, 49-year-old William Kramer, who was having sexual conversations with a minor from Wisconsin.  

 

During the investigation, Kramer discussed paying for the underage child’s plane ticket to travel to Louisiana for sexual purposes. The Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office contacted Louisiana State Police Special Victim’s Unit and the Department of Homeland Security.  A search warrant and arrest warrant were obtained. 

 

On May 22, 2019, the US Marshal's Task Force placed Kramer under arrest for the warrants.  The Louisiana State Police Special Victim’s Unit and members of the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force then began the search and investigation of Kramer’s residence.  Preliminary investigation revealed evidence that Kramer has chatted online with multiple underage children and some possibly within the Shreveport/Bossier area.  If you feel you are a victim or you know someone who was a victim of Kramer's please call 318-741-2733.

 

Kramer was booked into the Bossier Maximum Security Jail and charged with computer aided solicitation of a minor and seven (7) counts of indecent behavior with juveniles.  Kramer’s bond was set for $120,000. 

 

The Louisiana State Police maintains close partnerships with other law enforcement agencies.  The ICAC Task Force which consists of the Department of Homeland Security, Caddo District Attorney’s Office, Louisiana Attorney General's High Tech Crime Unit, Bossier Marshal's Office,  FBI, and Shreveport Police Department were instrumental in the successful search and investigation of Kramer’s residence.