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St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Deputies confiscated a machine gun and drugs during a "knock-and-talk" at the residence of an accused dealer in Opelousas, Louisiana.

An anonymous tip to the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Department led to the arrest of a Louisiana man suspected of abusing his wheelchair-bound wife.

Thieves who have been ripping ATMs out of businesses in Louisiana are getting bolder. They stole a truck in Lafayette and used it to rip out an ATM at a bank.

Sheriff has released shocking details revealed in video from the domestic incident that led to the shooting of Opelousas, Louisiana, Police Chief and his wife.

After being shot in the hand during a domestic incident, the Opelousas Police Chief has now turned himself and faces felony charges.

The team of at least two have been evading law enforcement in Louisiana for months and business owners are fuming over the way they steal an ATM.

A Eunice man is charged with the rape of an intellectually disabled girl that happened in August 2023.

Experienced thieves have been wreaking havoc in St. Landry Parish. The bad guys are stealing vehicles to yank ATMs out of Louisiana stores.

A drunk St. Landry Parish man was arrested chasing his brother, shooting him, and trying to shoot him again. It happened in Sunset, Louisiana.

An Opelousas Police Officer turned herself in to the parish jail in connection with a peculiar shooting incident involving the Opelousas Police Chief and his wife who is a Captain with the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office.

An undercover drug investigation turns into multiple counts of possession of pornography involving juveniles.

Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz has confirmed the death and identity of a woman initially found unresponsive in a vehicle in the Melville area this past Sunday (8/7/22).

With an unfortunate uptick in counterfeit money being reported, Bobby Guidroz and the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office have released some great information to help you spot funny money.

St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz has a stern message for churches and businesses who choose to ignore the governor's orders.

The cost of crime versus the cost of paying to fight crime could be the catalyst for change in St. Landry Parish.