Hey, I’d like to comment about the conflict between our newest Bossier District Judge, Mike Nerren and the Bossier District Attorney Schuyler Marvin. It is scary to think about a judge owing one side or the other.

has been arrested for child endangerment, but more charges may be forthcoming. Although police report that Nelson’s son died in May, a recent autopsy revealed that the baby died from inhaling meth fumes. Police have not yet determined who, if anyone was smoking or cooking meth in Nelson’s Alexander City home.

Imagine, God forbid, that your boss just cut your salary by 25% because business is bad. Instead of reducing your spending or getting a second job, you elect to do the following: 1. Take a cash advance on your credit card to pay your car note. 2.

I know what it says because I saved that panel from the box. I found it just the other day in a file. I know it’s accurate because I also saved a pit (in a Ziploc bag, also in the file) – an oblong bullet about an inch from tip to tip – which Glen’s molars detected while crunching the fruit.

The whistleblower lawsuit by former chief investigator Don Ashley against Caddo D.A. Charles Scott was filed March 22, 2012, following Ashley’s termination by Scott on March 2, 2012. Caddo Sheriff Prator filed an inquiry concerning the legality of the acquisition with the Louisiana Inspector General, who rendered a report dated July 26, 2012.

Charles Malone, 60, of Shreveport, was arrested after police re sponded to the Boomtown Casino in reference to security reporting that Malone had tried to steal a bottle of Cardinale wine valued at $250 from the casino by concealing it in his jacket. Police made contact with Malone and found the bottle of wine in Malone’s jacket.

According to Mark Natale, Public Information Officer with Bossier City, police were called to the Chase Bank in the 1900 block of Airline Drive by a taxi cab driver in reference to a man, later identified as Ronald Diehl, of Plano Texas, who did not have any money to pay for his cab fare.

The accolades do not end there, either. Kendal Fowler, a student at Benton Elementary, was deemed the Top Female State Champion, accruing 271 points. Just one point separated her from runner-up Kayla Lynch, who also attends Benton Elementary, for the title of top female archer.