10:30 Newscast June 4,2016

A bill to increase the age for an individual being charged for a crime from 17 to 18 moves closer to final legislative passage. Michelle Southern has more…
CUT 2 (30) “I’m Michelle Southern”

Legislation that would require pet stores to keep records of breeders’ names, addresses, and licensing information heads to the governor’s desk to be signed into law. The Louisiana SPCA says these regulations will help ensure pet stores are held to certain standards. She says pet stores will be required to keep the records of their dogs and cats for at least two years.

 

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office is looking into three suspected murders all within 24 hours of each other in the town of Natalbany. Police say 24-year-old Charleston Mitchell and 31-year-old Randy Darnell Bickham were found shot to death in a vehicle early Thursday morning, and the body of 18-year-old Marcus Lightfoot was found Friday morning. Sheriff Daniel Edwards says they are urging anyone with any information to come forward…
cut 16 (10) “that way”

22-year-old Ernest Felton, the first shooter arrested in the deadly shooting of two Southern students, has had his charge upgraded to second degree murder. Baton Rouge Police Cpl. L’Jean Mckneely says Felton was originally charged with attempted second-degree murder. Mckneely says police are looking for the brother of the other shooter involved, 25-year-old Brandon Henderson…
cut 10 (11) “that area”