ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH, La. — The St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office has shared with deep sorrow the passing of Deputy Shaquille Guerin, whose life came to an unexpected and heartbreaking end in Jefferson Parish on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
Deputy Guerin, known for his commitment, professionalism, and kindness, was a respected member of the department and a familiar, trusted presence within the community he served.
According to officials, the situation that led to the deputy’s passing took place in Jefferson Parish and is currently being carefully reviewed by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office. At this time, investigators are continuing to gather information to build a clear understanding of what occurred.
A Dedicated Public Servant Remembered
Deputy Guerin is being honored not only for his work in law enforcement but also for the character he demonstrated each day. Colleagues describe him as someone who approached his role with compassion, integrity, and a genuine desire to make a positive difference. His absence leaves a significant void among those who worked alongside him.
Friends and community members recall his warm smile, steady presence, and the respect he showed to everyone he encountered. Many have shared heartfelt messages expressing their gratitude for his service and their sorrow at his sudden loss.
Community in Mourning
The news has brought profound sadness across St. John the Baptist Parish, where residents, coworkers, and leaders are uniting to support one another. Vigils, tributes, and messages of remembrance continue to grow as people reflect on Deputy Guerin’s life and the impact he made.
Sheriff’s Office officials say they are leaning on one another during this difficult time, emphasizing that Deputy Guerin’s dedication and spirit will not be forgotten.
Investigation Continues
As the review moves forward, authorities have stated that additional updates will be shared when appropriate. For now, the focus remains on honoring Deputy Guerin and supporting those who knew and loved him.
He will be remembered as a devoted officer, a caring friend, and a valued member of the St. John the Baptist Parish community.
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