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Sheriff issues new directive after Jackson escape (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - KSLA Investigates obtained a copy of a new directive from Sheriff Whitehorn, sent to the department Tuesday. The three-page directive lays out guidelines the sheriff put in place following Tre’veon Jackson’s escape. The directive states that any inmate with prior escapes or escape attempts will automatically receive an escape risk designation. This designation also applies to inmates found with restraint keys or any item that could be used to remove restraints. Escape ri
A year after Louisiana’s kratom ban, ArkLaTex families and advocates weigh risks and access (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - It has been one year since Louisiana banned kratom at the state level. The plant-derived supplement is used by many to treat pain but is outlawed in multiple states and heavily regulated in others. Critics say it can quickly become addictive, while supporters say it is the only way out of addiction for some. John Hays described his son, Philip, as a musician who was close with his family. “He was a musician. I guess you could say he loved music. And he was real close, re
Judge takes evidence dispute under advisement in Jarius Brown civil suit against DeSoto Parish deputy (opens the original)
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DESOTO PARISH, La. (KSLA) - A judge heard arguments Wednesday morning over what evidence can be used in a civil lawsuit filed by Jarius Brown against a former DeSoto Parish sheriff’s deputy accused of beating him while he was naked in the DeSoto Parish jail in 2019. The hearing focused on whether Brown’s attorneys can obtain certain documents they say could show the severity of the beating and its effect on Brown’s life since 2019. Brown’s attorney, Nora, said there has been “a loss of trust wit
Deputies explain why state Rep. Melerine wasn’t arrested after ditch incident (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Caddo Parish deputies explained in a hospital room why they did not arrest state Rep. Michael Melerine or have him undergo sobriety testing after his SUV ended up in a ditch off Overton Brooks. “But I wanted to come and talk to you so you understand how you ended up in handcuffs, ended up in the hospital,” a female deputy said. Deputies said they were dispatched to a vehicle in a ditch with a man standing in the middle of the road. “We were dispatched to a vehicle that w
North Louisiana school districts tackle teacher shortage with homegrown pipelines (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - School districts across North Louisiana are developing new strategies to attract and retain teachers as a nationwide shortage continues to leave classrooms understaffed. The Learning Policy Institute reports that one in eight teacher positions sits empty across the country, based on state-level data. Bossier Parish School leaders say a partnership with the Bossier Parish School for Technology and Innovative Learning has created a teacher pipeline that begins before stude
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