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Louisiana man accused of sexually abusing kids during missionary trips to Haiti (opens the original)
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A Mansfield man has been charged with sexually abusing several children while doing missionary work in Haiti, according to newly unsealed court documents. Maylon Foshee, 23, an international missionary, engaged in sexual conduct with three Haitian boys during trips to the country from 2023 to 2025, FBI agents said. Investigators say Foshee worked closely with children while in Haiti, helping them attend school, and some would stay at Fosheeâs home in the Caribbean country. All three of the boy
Louisiana put 17-year-olds in adult jails. Local leaders say it’s costing taxpayers. (opens the original)
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Louisianaâs 2024 decision to treat all 17-year-olds as adults in courtrooms and jails has left them in a costly limbo that is straining local government budgets, parish leaders say. While the state may consider those 17-year-olds adults â meaning they canât be housed in juvenile detention centers â federal regulations still treat them as minors, which means they canât be housed within sight or sound of adult inmates under the Prison Rape Elimination Act. Thatâs left most parishes wit
Should Baton Rouge explore splitting its city and parish governments? Metro Council: Not now. (opens the original)
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Since the incorporation of St. George as East Baton Rouge Parishâs fifth city, talks of deconsolidating the city-parish government have once again gained some traction. But Wednesday night, a measure to officially create a commission to explore that matter was shot down by the Metro Council â at least for the time being. But before a vote could take place, the measureâs author, council member Darryl Hurst, deleted his item from the agenda. âThis was not about making a decision today; it'
Baton Rouge corruption investigation isn’t done yet — judge gives more time to hear cases (opens the original)
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The special grand jury that has indicted several Baton Rouge officials on corruption charges will continue meeting for at least six more months as Attorney General Liz Murrillâs investigation into Baton Rouge corruption continues. The grand jury was originally empaneled in 2025 for one year. But a judge recently granted the Baton Rouge District Attorneyâs Office request for an extension earlier this month. Though the grand jury was empaneled by District Attorney Hillar Mooreâs office, it h
Sting operations, hundreds of arrests: Inside Louisiana’s ramped-up hunt for child predators (opens the original)
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Louisiana is on track to more than double the number of arrests for child sex crimes it made two years ago. The dramatic increase â from 303 arrests in 2024 to a projected 717 this year â coincides with an expansion in the network behind those investigations. Every sheriffâs office in the state and several local police departments have now joined a task force organized by Attorney General Liz Murrillâs office, and leaders say that is allowing agencies to share information more quickly an
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