Lafayette attorney and Boys Scouts of America volunteer Barry Rozas denies the accusation of sexual abuse that’s been made against him following his arrest for first-degree rape. The complaint was one of 28 provided to the Evangeline Council of the Boy Scouts of America and turned over to the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office in November.
Cut 4 (08)“…happen.”
The sheriff’s office says there are 28 possible instances of misconduct involving different victims between 1955 and 2012.

The Johnson and Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines will soon look to join Pfizer and Moderna in obtaining FDA approval for use in the U-S. Tulane School of Medicine Professor Dr. Lisa Morici says each vaccine has its own efficacy but the best one for you is whichever one is available…
Cut 10 (09) “…as well.”

Peninsula Pacific, which owns the casino license the Diamond Jacks Casino in Bossier City that’s now closed, is looking to move that license to St. Tammany Parish, where they would build a 250-million dollar casino resort in Slidell. St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper says the project would need voter approval, but he likes the idea of a casino in Slidell…
cut 14 (10) “…amenities”

The Louisiana Office of Tourism has launched the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says it informs, inspires, and invites visitors and residents to explore Louisiana’s role in the civil rights movement. Nungesser says at Louisiana Civil Rights Trail-dot-com you can hear from Leona Tate, she was one of three black girls who were the first to attend an all-white school in New Orleans in 1960….
cut 9 (11) “….incredible”