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The new law was signed by Governor John Bel Edwards this week and will potentially add an additional $40k to the Lafayette City Marshal position.

Brian Pope, the former Lafayette City Marshal in jail on malfeasance in office charges, was due to appear in the 15th Judicial District Court for a hearing on Thursday.

On Wednesday, former Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope reported to jail to serve his sentence on felony malfeasance in office charges.

The high court returned their decision not to hear Brian Pope's appeal yesterday.

Pope faces two other criminal issues.

Our partners at KATC examine the Louisiana Supreme Court ruling that makes it possible.

The suspended Lafayette City Marshal has also qualified to run as a candidate for the parish GOP Executive Committee.

Suspended Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope was booked into jail on Friday, but bonded out soon after.

Suspended City Marshal Brian Pope’s motion for acquittal on one count of perjury has been granted.

Back in October, Lafayette City Marshall Brian Pope, who is suspended, was convicted of three counts of malfeasance in office and one count of perjury.

According to a report by KATC, Suspended Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope has been indicted again.

A Reddit user reports getting a robocall that was paid for by Pope himself.

More legal troubles for Lafayette's embattled City Marshal Brian Pope

Pope is accused of using public money for political purposes and then lying about that money under oath.

Judge tells Marshal Brian Pope that he will have to serve thirty days.

Suspended Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope was in court today for sentencing after his October 2018 conviction on 4 of 7 felony counts of malfeasance and perjury.

Not four days after a short stint in the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center, Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope now has a complaint filed against him.

Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope has bonded out of the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center after being booked into the jail Monday morning, according to our news partners at KATC.

Lafayette City Marshall Brian Pope has been sentenced to seven days in jail after a judge found him guilty of contempt in a public records lawsuit.