A Guatemalan man has been sentenced for assaulting a federal officer during an ICE operation in Metairie, Louisiana. Jacobo Eduardo Us-Real received five months imprisonment following his guilty plea and will be deported after serving his time.
Three Venezuelan nationals have pleaded guilty in federal court for operating a sex trafficking ring in Baton Rouge that exploited women through force or coercion after illegally bringing them into…
Blake Anthony Bachemin has pled guilty in federal court to possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute it in New Orleans. He was arrested after police found multiple baggies on him…
United States Attorney Zachary A. Keller has recognized police service during National Police Week. This year’s observance highlights sacrifices made by law enforcement across all levels amid declining officer fatalities.
A local man has filed a lawsuit against AutoZone Development LLC, claiming the company failed to provide adequate accessibility at its New Orleans property.
A Louisiana resident has filed a lawsuit against the owners and operators of a local shopping center, alleging violations of federal and state disability access laws.
A local resident has filed a lawsuit against Pig Feet LLC, alleging that its shopping center is not accessible to people with disabilities.
The parents of Christopher Burgau have filed a lawsuit against the Jefferson Parish Sheriff, corrections officials, and a contracted healthcare provider, alleging failures that led to their son’s suicide in…
A Louisiana resident has filed a lawsuit against Abbott Laboratories and Abbott Diabetes Care Inc., claiming their glucose monitoring devices gave inaccurate readings that led to a life-threatening medical emergency.
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Dillard’s Inc., alleging race and sex discrimination, retaliation, and violations of federal employment laws.
The family of Rogeis B. Vernon has filed a lawsuit against St. Helena Parish Jail officials, alleging deliberate indifference and systemic failures that led to Vernon’s death from a fentanyl…
Yo-Health, Inc. has formally denied allegations from a group of plaintiffs claiming unpaid wages related to their involvement with the company during a business transition period.
A Honduran resident has filed a lawsuit against the Livingston Parish sheriff and a deputy, alleging violations of constitutional rights and state law.
A former floorhand at Benteler Steel/Tube Manufacturing Corp has filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination and retaliation after disclosing his use of methadone for medical treatment.
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Wal-Mart Associates, Inc., claiming sex-based discrimination and retaliation following his termination.
A Lafayette man has been sentenced to over 19 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to receipt of child pornography. Authorities say evidence included images and videos discovered during…
Several former supervisors at Catahoula Parish Correctional Center have been indicted over allegations they abused handcuffed inmates using an electric riot shield then tried to cover it up. Federal authorities…
Two individuals have pleaded guilty in federal court for conspiring to transport illegal aliens for profit between Texas and Alabama. Authorities say they face up to ten years in prison…
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Louisiana is hiring Legal Administrative Specialists in Lafayette or Shreveport. The positions are open until May 14 through USAJobs.gov.
Amanda Wilkerson of Marrero has pled guilty to charges involving payroll tax violations and Paycheck Protection Program fraud. Authorities say she withheld employee taxes without remitting them and submitted false…
Three organizations in Louisiana have been granted over $2 million by the Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women. The funds will help improve criminal justice responses and support…
Pay.gov has announced scheduled software maintenance for May 9, which may disrupt payment services. Users are advised that CM/ECF e-filers could experience outages during this time.
A Mississippi resident has filed a lawsuit against several Louisiana law enforcement agencies, a vehicle rental company, and an insurance provider.
A local resident has filed a lawsuit against the owner and operator of a Popeyes restaurant, alleging violations of federal and state disability laws.
A supplier is accused of providing defective reinforced concrete pipe for a major federal construction project.
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