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SHREVEPORT, La. â A Shreveport city councilman accused almost a year ago in a shoving incident at a local eye clinic has reached an agreement with prosecutors to have the charge reduced and his case placed in pre-trial diversion.
Councilman James Green, 70, was on the Shreveport City Court docket Monday for trial on a charge of simple battery. However, on Friday, attorney Cloyd Benjamin Jr., the first assistant district attorney in Natchitoches Parish who was named special prosecutor to handle the case, submitted a letter to City Court Judge Brian Barber, saying he and Greenâs attorney, Randall Robinson, had reached an agreement to place the case in pre-trial diversion.
Shreveport Councilman’s Battery Charge Amended and Diverted
Nearly a year ago, Councilman James Green was accused of causing a disturbance and cursing at the female worker at an eye clinic. He was not arrested at the time.
Green was accused of barging into Eye Care at 5842 Line Avenue on June 2nd even though he was apparently told they were seeing patients by appointment only. Witnesses told police at the time, Green shoved his way past a female employee at the business and caused a disturbance, cursing and demanding to see the owner saying he should be treated better as a Shreveport City Council member. But Green was repeatedly told he couldn t enter the store because of capacity limits as a result of COVID-19. Reverend Green was charged with one count of simple battery.