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East Baton Rouge prosecutors in the case against a 23-year-old man charged with four counts of first-degree murder will reportedly not be seeking the death penalty any longer, according to the Advocate. The decision was reportedly made on Wednesday. According to...
A New Iberia man recently sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for his involvement in a $1.1 million Medicare fraud scheme reportedly worked with a former Baton Rouge attorney, among others, in the illegal activity. The 45-year-old New Iberia man apparently...
On Wednesday, two inmates in a Louisiana prison-36 and 34 years old-pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping and murder of an Ohio man in Mississippi after escaping from prison on a work assignment. Both men were indicted on September 8 on charges of kidnapping,...
A Chalmette man guilty of fraud will be spending up to 10 years in prison for fraudulently obtaining over $120,000 worth of financial assistance from the Louisiana Road Home program, a fund set aside for assistance victims of Hurricane Katrina. The man reportedly...
A 25-year-old Louisiana man who has come to be known as the "Facebook stalker" was arrested last week on charges of stalking and harassing women, among other offenses. The man is currently being held at Hammond jail on $900,000 bond for two counts of extortion for...
Police officers do not often open fire in the line of duty. When they do, people pay attention. A 48-year-old West Baton Rouge man died last month following a police chase which ended in a confrontation with firearms. The police involved in the incident were recently...
The East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office announced on Tuesday that a 13-year-old boy from Capital Middle School has been booked with two counts of attempted murder after he reportedly fired a gun at a vehicle leaving what is thought to have been a drug deal at a...
A man who has spent over 16 years in prison for a rape in the 1980s he didn't commit was recently sentenced to several more years in prison on charges of second-degree battery. The new conviction arises from accusations that the 54-year-old man punched a woman in the...
In our last post, we began looking at the story of a Marine, Scott Sciple, who was charged with DUI manslaughter after an accident that occurred last April as a result of a dissociative episode brought about by the man's condition of post-traumatic stress disorder and...
Our Baton Rouge readers may be interested in a national story involving Scott Sciple, a Marine who drove the wrong way down an interstate in Tampa last April and crashed head on into another vehicle, killing the other driver. The victim reportedly left behind a wife,...
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