Feds Bust Louisiana Man for Drugs, Machine Gun Conversion Devices
A New Orleans man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling drugs and illegal machine gun conversion devices on social media.
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Texas Man’s Deadly Plot Against Buc-ee’s, Schools Thwarted by FBI
A New Braunfels man pled guilty to planning an attack on Buc-ee's and two high schools in Texas. The FBI and local authorities stepped in to prevent the potential tragedy.
Lafayette Gun Shop Owner Sentenced in Federal Court
A Lafayette gun shop owner and another person convicted of illegal sales charges have been sentenced in federal court.
Shreveport, Louisiana Man Gets 27 Years for Trying to Sell Child Pornography
James Ray Williams will spend a lot of time in prison after using social media groups to advertise child porn.
DOJ Releases Redacted Mar-a-Lago Search Affidavit
The affidavit, while redacted, shows FBI concerns over mishandled classified documents.
DOJ Plane Left Lafayette, Landed in Ft Lauderdale on Day of FBI Raid
A Department of Justice aircraft landed in Lafayette twice this week, and one of those trips included a leg to Ft. Lauderdale the day the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago.
Failure to Comply Lead to COVID Outbreaks at Oakdale Prison
Early in the pandemic, the Oakdale prison was a hot spot for COVID cases. A new report explains why that happened.
Scammers Posing as Department of Justice Investigators
Make sure older family members especially, are aware of this current scam that has been reported in Louisiana.
Decision In Alton Sterling Case Could Happen This Week
The city of Baton Rouge is nervously awaiting a ruling by the Department of Justice in the Alton Sterling case of last summer.