Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand held a press conference this morning to announce the arrest of 54-year-old Ronald Gasser, the man accused of killing former NFL player and John Curtis star Joe McKnight in a road rage incident last week. Normand explained the charge against Gasser…:
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The sheriff declined to explain exactly why they charged Gasser because probe was continuing and that he did not want to try the case in the media.

The Baton Rouge man accused of murdering and dismembering his parents in Tennessee over the Thanksgiving holiday did not waive extradition today, meaning he will not yet return to Knoxville. 28-year-old Joel Michael Guy Jr.’s lawyers say their client is not the person that Tennessee law enforcement officials want. Another hearing has been scheduled for December 16.

Fort Polk has moved the first round of hundreds horses off their land to the Humane Society of North Texas in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Base spokesperson Troy Darr says they’ve already sent 50 horses to be adopted, and they plan to re-home the remaining in the same manner…:
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The army decided to move the horses because they were too close to the military base and it wasn’t safe to keep them there.

For the first time in the show’s history, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest in 2017 will feature a countdown in the central time zone. Spokesman Gary Solomon says the French Quarter in New Orleans will be featured in a major way…:
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He says this will include coverage of the fleur-de-lis drop from Jax Brewery.