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Brief: Lafayette councils demand answers on audit
The Guillory administration has so far refused to answer questions the chairs of both councils posed a week ago.
The Guillory administration has so far refused to answer questions the chairs of both councils posed a week ago.
After a troubling financial assessment, where will investigators go next?
A new bribery scandal in the DA’s office appears to link directly to Don Landry’s decision to return Gary Haynes to the office.
A decade after a bribery scandal roiled the district attorney’s office, federal prosecutors began laying out a similar but more sophisticated kickback scheme.
The purchase completes a deal that caused millions in state dollars to be withheld. Unclear still is whether the state will release the money.
The suit aimed to stop LCG’s clampdown on panhandling — which district and appellate courts and the U.S. Supreme Court have repeatedly found to be protected speech under the First Amendment.
A co-owner of the property, cut out of the land purchase, filed suit Thursday for damages.
Lafayette’s new police chief has moved to gag further reporting about Guillory’s security detail, claiming it jeopardizes the PD’s strategies and tactics and endangers lives.
The owners of hundreds of acres seized for a massive detention facility are pursuing damages from Lafayette Consolidated Government.
Use of Lafayette Police Department officers for the M-P’s full-time personal security is the subject of an investigation launched by the City Council late last year.
The legislative auditor’s office would only confirm that the agency is conducting an investigative audit at LCG.
Looking back, we uncovered a program plagued with problems: conflicts of interest, disregard for public accountability processes and a lack of proven need or efficacy.
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