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Man convicted in 2018 shooting near Scott elementary school

A Lafayette jury found Eldridge Thomas, Jr. guilty of Attempted Second Degree Murder of 54-year-old John Cedric Chaisson, stemming from a 2018 shooting near Westside Elementary School in Scott.

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CBS 48 Hours: What Was Megan Parra s Cause of Death?

Megan Parra died from a gunshot wound to the head. Her husband, Dustin, received a five-year prison sentence

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CBS 48 Hours: Where Is Megan Parra s Husband Dustin Parra Now?

CBS 48 Hours explores Megan Parra's death and the case against her husband, Dustin Parra. The episode airs on January 6, 2024

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Judge denies new trial, reconsideration of sentence for convicted Alexandria rapist

A Rapides Parish judge has denied a new trial for a convicted rapist and also has denied a bid to reconsider his 10-year sentence.

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Guest column: Upgrades needed to release inmates on time | Opinion

After years of detaining state inmates well beyond their required release, Louisiana has started to make technological investments that could help lessen the problem and improve the criminal justice system.

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