10:30 LRN Newscast March 11

State Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting a week ago in Bossier City. The incident started with the suspect fleeing Haughton Police, who tried to stop the GMS pickup for outstanding warrants. The chase led to Bossier, and was joined by parish deputies. After crashing into several parked cars, the pickup then overturned on U.S. Highway 80, and the suspect got out with a gun, and was shot by Bossier deputies, Bossier City cops and Haughton P.D. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The gun proved to be an AR15-STYLE BB rifle. The matter is under investigation.

LSP has made an arrest in a 30-year-old child homicide cold case. Trooper Kate Stegall says the crime was solved using tech not available three decades ago, to collect DNA and fingerprints of the alleged killers, the baby girl’s parents…:

CUT 10(05)      “…nearly 30 years.”

Now facing murder charges, Andrew and Inga Carriere…who were arrested separately over the past week.

 

The Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness will end its Hurricane Ida Sheltering Program on May 31st. Following the destructive Category four storm, the state supplied thousands of displaced families with travel trailers. GOHSEP Director Casey Tingle says the trailers were always viewed as a temporary living arrangement..:

CUT 12(08)      “…recovery process.”

About 2300 people are still living in the trailers as of this week. Some have no place to move TO, when the program ends.

It’s a good weekend for a crawfish boil. Especially with mudbug costs falling. Laney King co-founded the Crawfish app, where you can quickly shop the best prices. She says the average cost is $2.84-a-pound, but they should be going even lower…:

CUT 08(04)      “…are farmed.”

The Crawfish App is a free download for your android or iPhone.