The Iberville Parish Council voted unanimously to approve an ordinance outlawing the desecration of any official flags. But ACLU of Louisiana’s Executive Director Marjorie Esman says this mandate violates the Constitution and the council has made a mistake…:
Cut 7 (10) “land is”
Iberville Council Chairman Matt Jewell brushes that comment off as the ACLU’s usual rhetoric…:
Cut 8 (07) “enforce it”
Penalties for violating the ordinance could range from a $1,000 fine to a 6-month jail sentence.

Governor John Bel Edwards’ monthly call-in radio show will be held today beginning at 2pm. Ask the Governor can be heard on certain affiliates of the Louisiana Radio Network, and streams online at louisianaradionetwork.com.

It’s being reported that the suspect in the deadly shooting spree in East Feliciana and East Baton Rouge Parishes called cops to identify himself as the killer. Had he not called, Ryan Sharpe was never a suspect. Why would he do this? A source says Sharpe’s ex-girlfriend recently got married, but LSU criminologist Doctor Peter Scharf says many people experience heart break, but do not go on a shooting spree…:
Cut 4 (09) “decifpher often”
Sharpe is facing three counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder.

With Halloween less than two weeks away, a new survey finds Louisianians should stock up on Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups to make trick or treaters happiest. Shoppers and savings expert Carson Yarbrough with Offers.com says a lot of folks will be celebrating next Tuesday…:
Cut 14 (08) “for Halloween”