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Nonlife threatening. Theres an unnamed officer who is in Critical Condition in a local hospital. He is continuing his fight. The situation here began at 8 40 a. M. Local time with a 911 call alerting authorities to a man walking down the street with a long gun that turned out to be an ar semiautomatic rifle. He was in black and a mask and ready to do battle. Thats why he was here. Boris sanchez has the details of what brought these three officers down. Boris . Reporter good morning, chris. To gi...

Store holding a rifle. At approximately 8 42 a. M. Reports received of shots fired. At approximately 8 44 a. M. Reports received of officers down on the scene. At 8 45 reports received of more shots being fired. At 8 46 a. M. Reports received of the suspect. Again he was wearing all black standing near a car wash located right next to the Convenience Store. At 8 48, our emergency ems unit started arriving at the scene. They were staging so they could start approaching and getting the bodies that...

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M Xochitl Torres Small, undersecretary for rural development at the United States Department of Agriculture, was confirmed by the Senate with an 84-8 vote as the departments deputy secretary.

A recently re-elected Louisiana police chief has been found guilty of stealing COVID-19 funds, drugs and money confiscated in narcotics investigations.

A police chief in a small village in northern Louisiana has been convicted after taking money seized in narcotics investigations and stealing a family’s COVID-19 stimulus money, leaving them homeless

A small town Louisiana police chief has been found guilty of stealing over $10K from the narcotics department as well as COVID-19 relief funds from a family, leaving them homeless.

The police chief of Grayson, a village in Caldwell Parish, took money seized in narcotics investigations, was found with drugs confiscated in other cases and stole a familys COVID stimulus

On Monday, July 10, 2023, Attorney General Jeff Landry’s office obtained a conviction of the Chief of Police of the Village of Grayson, Mitch Bratton, for Malfeasance in Office, Theft (Felony), and Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substances.

Bratton won the election with 66% with 4 of 4 precincts reporting at 9:32 p.m. against Rocky Cain.