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In 2006, Randy Lavespere, a Louisiana doctor, was convicted of buying $8,000 of methamphetamine in a Home Depot parking lot with intent to distribute. He served two years in prison, and his medical license was revoked. But even though he had been convicted of a felony and barred from practicing medicine in most circumstances, he was allowed to treat patients in at least one setting: Louisiana state prisons.
In November 2009, just one month after the Louisiana State Medical Board reinstated his medical license and put him on indefinite probation, Lavespere was hired as a physician at the largest maximum security prison in the country, Louisiana State Penitentiary better known as Angola, after the plantation on which it was built. Lavespere rose through the ranks at the prison, becoming the institution’s medical director in November 2014, less than three weeks after his license was fully reinstated. Earlier this year, he was promoted again, and now serves as the top doct
SWLA Arrest Report - Mar. 11, 2021
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Calcasieu Correctional Center booking report for Mar. 11, 2021.
Chance Alan Fayko, 29, Lake Charles: Possession of a Schedule II drug; possession of drug paraphernalia.
Dylan John Prejean, 21, Lake Charles: Burglary (2 charges); accessory after the fact (3 charges).
Desmond Paul Lawson, 43, Lake Charles: Hit and run.
Martin Alan Williams, 30, Lake Charles: Improper display of plates; possession of a Schedule II drug; possession of marijuana; possession of drug paraphernalia.
Hector Manuel Loya-Baeza, 32, El Paso, TX: Trespassing; resisting an officer.
Jeffrey Paul Toups, 34, Iowa, LA: Domestic abuse.
Quentin Dale Morris Sr., 40, Lake Charles: Obstruction of a public passage; possession of a Schedule I drug; possession of synthetic marijuana; possession of a Schedule II drug (2 charges); possession of drug paraphernalia.
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