AM Newscall September 10,2015

The Franklin Parish community continues to mourn the loss of Tyrell Cameron, the Franklin Parish High School football player who lost his life after an injury during a game last Friday. Jeff Palermo has more…

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A political action committee releases a new television commercial reminding voters about David Vitter’s 2007 prostitution scandal. Emelie Gunn has more…

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Bayou Teche Brewing and U-L Lafayette say a new Ragin’ Cajuns Genuine Louisiana Ale is available today in select locations. Michelle Southern has more….

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The Franklin Parish community continues to mourn the loss of Tyrell Cameron, the Franklin Parish High School football player who lost his life after an injury during a game last Friday. FPHS Principal Brian Gunter says he’s thankful for the wave of support shown to the school and the Cameron family…

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Gunter says there have been several events in Winnsboro over the past week to commemorate and remember the life of Cameron. He says a GoFundMe account has been set up to help defray funeral costs for the Cameron family. Gunter says he’s impressed with how schools in the area are showing their support…

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Visitation for Cameron will be held this evening with funeral services scheduled for Saturday afternoon at River of Life Church in Winnsboro. Gunter expects this to be a very emotional weekend in Winnsboro…

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A political action committee, called the Louisiana Water Coalition, released a television commercial reminding voters of David Vitter’s 2007 prostitution scandal. Political Analyst Bernie Pinsonat says Vitter needs 30 percent of the vote to make the runoff and those voters have stuck with him since day one.

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Pinsonat says the majority of Louisiana voters aren’t worried about what happened with Vitter seven years ago, they just want the most conservative candidate. He says these commercials need to come up with new information for it to really have an impact.

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Pinsonat says this ad won’t impact Vitter’s chances of making the runoff and it’s going to take more than this to stop him.

Cut 9 (09) “replace him”

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Former 5th District Congressman Vance McAllister has jumped back in the political ring. McAllister qualified Thursday to run for the state Senate District 33 seat currently held by second term incumbent Mike Walsworth. ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley says this could be a very entertaining race. He says McAllister does have a couple of things going for him…

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McAllister lost his congressional seat in last fall’s elections after a kissing scandal became public. Stockley says one of the biggest criticisms against Walsworth is his allegiance with Governor Bobby Jindal…

cut 11 (08) “for the district”

He says McAllister’s name recognition and available money for the race give him a real chance. But Stockley says it will not be easy for McAllister to take unseat Walsworth…

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Bayou Teche Brewing announces their new Ragin’ Cajuns Genuine Louisiana Ale is now available at select locations. President Karlos Knott says his brewery worked closely with the university to create a beer that symbolizes the school and the U-L marketing department designed the logo.

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Knott says they wanted to create a beer that was easy to drink for tailgating in the extreme heat. He says Ragin’ Cajuns Genuine Louisiana Ale is brewed with rice, so it’s light and refreshing.

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Knott believes this will be a very successful product because of the great name and the success of the university, itself. He says they spared no expense when it came to brewing this ale.

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A big match-up in Saturday’s LSU game against Mississippi State is the Tigers defense against Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott. Prescott had his way with the LSU defense last year as he rushed for over 100 yards and threw over 200 yards against the Bayou Bengals in Baton Rouge. LSU defensive tackle Christian Lacourture (Lock-uh-chur) on their gameplan to stop Dak

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Lacourture says getting a lot of players around Prescott will be a key…

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The Saints open their regular season Sunday afternoon at Arizona. The Black and Gold are looking to rebound after a disappointing 7-9 campaign last season. Saints radio color analyst Hokie Gajan says preseason injuries have him concerned heading into the season opener…

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Gajan says the only bright spot for him in the preseason was the limited action of the first team offense. He says there is concern about the defense, who gave up some big plays and only tallied two sacks in four preseason games. Gajan says this is about as uncomfortable he’s been about the Saints heading into a season opener…

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17:30 Newscast September 10, 2015

Qualifying for the October 24th elections is officially over and the final day went by with no last minute surprises. Former 5th District Congressman Vance McAllister did make good on his promise to qualify for the state Senate District 33 seat, challenging two term incumbent Mike Walsworth. McAllister lost his congressional seat in last fall’s election after a kissing scandal became public.

Governor Bobby Jindal says Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is a carnival act and urges the republican party not to nominate an unstable narcissist. Jeff Palermo has the story…

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Secretary of State Tom Schedler says in the near future you will use an iPad to cast your ballot instead of going into a voting booth. Schedler says he’s looking at phasing out the traditional voting booth and replacing those old machines with an iPad…

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Schedler says it would be at least a couple of years before iPADs could be used for voting.

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles will not change their policies regarding photo IDs following an incident when a transgender woman from Denham Springs was denied a new ID. State Police Superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson says, after a review, the policy allowing clerks to question individuals about how they represent themselves in order to prevent fraud will remain in place. However, Edmonson says people should look like they do every day on their license and Alexandra Glover will now be able to get a photo ID wearing makeup and a dress.

16:30 Newscast September 10, 2015

During a speech at the National Press Club, Governor Bobby Jindal went after the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump. Jindal admits to being amused by Trump’s antics and comments, but he says it’s a carnival act and his campaign has no substance…

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Trump responded by saying “I only respond to people that register more than 1% in the polls.”

Secretary of State Tom Schedler says he’s looking at phasing out the traditional voting booth and replacing those old machines with iPads. Schedler says with this new technology, you’ll still have to go to a voting location, but you can use the Geaux-vote app on your phone to fill out your ballot beforehand and these iPADs can read your ballot…

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Schedler says he doesn’t expect to use iPADs for voting until at least 2017.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 55-year-old man in Alexandria on human trafficking charges after receiving a complaint in reference to alleged child abuse. Spokesperson Lt. Tommy Carnline says officers continued their investigation and discovered additional allegations…

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Bobby Otis Augustine was arrested on five counts of Human Trafficking, as well as, four additional charges.

State Police say 22-year-old Donald Clement, Jr. of Breaux Bridge is under arrest charged with attempted manslaughter of a St. Martin Parish Deputy. Master Trooper Brooks David says Clement took off with the deputy hanging on to the driver’s side door of his car in an attempt to avoid arrest. David says Clement drove quite a distance with the deputy hanging on…

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The officer remains hospitalized for treatment of his injuries.

15:30 Newscast, September 10th, 2015

Governor Bobby Jindal’s trash talk about Donald Trump is making national headlines today. Jindal called the Real Estate guru’s campaign a carnival at the National Press Club. He said it would be a huge mistake if the Republican Party nominated for president a narcissist, egomaniac — and someone who Americans truly have no idea what he’d do if he made it to the White house…:
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Trump piped back to Jindal on Twitter saying he only responds to people that register more than 1% in the polls.

A political action committee, called the Louisiana Water Coalition, released a television commercial reminding voters of David Vitter’s 2007 prostitution scandal. So far the matter has not been brought up at this point in the governor’s race. The commercial is 30 seconds long and says “We can do better than Vitter.”

With voting on the mind, Secretary of State Tom Schedler says you could be casting your ballot on an iPad instead of voting booth. He says the plan would be to lease the iPads which would cost the state 50-60 million dollars…:
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Schedler says he doesn’t expect to use iPADs for voting until at least 2017.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 55-year-old man in Alexandria on human trafficking charges after receiving a complaint in reference to alleged child abuse. Spokesperson Lt. Tommy Carnline says evidence of human trafficking surfaced against Bobby Otis Augustine and he was booked on five counts of the horrific crime, as well as one count of trafficking of children for sexual purposes, one count of aggravated crimes against nature…:
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16:45 LRN Sportscast Sept 10

Saints Coach Sean Payton and Quarterback Drew Brees are set to begin their tenth NFL season together. Brees says he doesn’t take his relationship with Payton for granted…
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Brees and the Saints take on Arizona this Sunday. The Saints are a two-and-a-half point undergo. The NFL season gets underway tonight with Pittsburgh at New England.

It will be an emotional night in Wossman, where the Franklin Parish football team will play its first game since the death of Tyrell Cameron. Tyrell died last Friday after colliding with another player during a punt return. The game between Wossman and Franklin Parish was moved up to tonight, because visitiation for Tyrell is tomorrow night.

LSU and Mississippi State will have to wait until 8:15 on Saturday night to kick-it off. After waiting for last Saturday’s game to be cancelled, the Tigers know what it’s like to wait around. LSU defensive tackle Christian Lacouture says they’ll be ready to go…
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Louisiana Tech will play its second game of the season tonight when they face Western Kentucky in a battle featuring the two best teams in Conference USA. The Hilltoppers held on to beat Vanderbilt last week, while the Bulldogs easily defeated Southern.

The Jaguars are also in action tonight as they take on Mississippi Valley State in a game that will be on ESPN-U at 6:30.

And on Fox Sports New Orleans, it’s the top ranked team in Class 3-A, Parkview Baptist, facing Riverside Academy in the LHSAA Game of the Week.

14:30 Newscast, September 10th, 2015

Governor Bobby Jindal says Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is a carnival act and urges the Republican Party not to nominate an unstable narcissist. Jeff Palermo has the story…:
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It will be an emotional night in Wossman, where the Franklin Parish football team will play its first game since the death of Tyrell Cameron. Tyrell died last Friday after colliding with another player during a punt return. The game between Wossman and Franklin Parish was moved up to tonight, because visitation for Tyrell is tomorrow night.

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office arrests an Alexandria man on human trafficking charges. Lt. Tommy Carnline says the original complaint on 55-year-old Bobby Otis Augustine was child abuse but an investigation revealed evidence of 5 counts of human trafficking and other charges:
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No bond was set on the human trafficking charges, but bond on the other charges was set at $124,000.

A suspect from Breaux Bridge is in custody accused of the attempted manslaughter of a St. Martin Parish Deputy. Master Trooper Brooks David says the deputy was investigating suspicious activity and approached 22-year-old Donald Clement Jr.’s vehicle when the suspect took off with the deputy hanging on to the door. He says the Clement drove quite a ways with the deputy on his car and it’s fortunate that the deputy fell off the vehicle before the crash…:
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13:30 Newscast, September 10th, 2015

Republican Presidential hopeful Governor Bobby Jindal slammed the leader of the GOP field, real estate guru Donald Trump. In a speech at the National Press Club, Jindal called Trump’s antics a carnival act. He says the Democrats are basically giving republicans the next election, but Trump could destroy America’s chances to be great again…:
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Jindal adds that Trump is a shallow person who has no understanding of policy and no intellectual curiosity to even learn.

Former 5th District Congressman Vance McAllister, also known as the Kissing Congressman, made good on his word today and signed up to go up against State Senator Mike Walsworth for the District 33 seat this fall. Both are Republicans. McAllister says he wants attention on this race because it’s important to end “the Jindal-Walsworth” administration.

One day soon, you will be able to cast your ballot in an election by using an iPad. Emelie Gunn has the story…:
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The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 55-year-old man in Alexandria on human trafficking charges after receiving a complaint in reference to alleged child abuse. Spokesperson Lt. Tommy Carnline says there was more to the allegation against Bobby Otis Augustine Jr…:
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Augustine is in the Rapides Parish Detention Center.

 

Revised LRN PM Newscall September 10

Governor Bobby Jindal says Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is a carnival act and urges the republican party not to nominate an unstable narcissist. Jeff Palermo has the story…

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One day soon, you will be able to cast your ballot in an election by using an iPad. Emelie Gunn has the story…

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State Police say a Breaux Bridge man is under arrest charged with attempted manslaughter of a St. Martin Parish Deputy. Master Trooper Brooks David says the deputy observed 22-year-old Donald Clement Jr. in what is believed to be illegal narcotic activities in a convenience store parking lot. David says that’s when the deputy approached Clement’s car…

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He says Clement took off with the officer hanging on to the driver’s side door in an attempt to avoid arrest. David says Clement drove quite a distance with the deputy hanging on…

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He says the officer became separated from the vehicle just before it crashed into a fence. The officer remains hospitalized for treatment of the injuries he sustained. David says it’s fortunate that the deputy fell off the vehicle before the crash…

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Governor Bobby Jindal went after Donald Trump today, the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. During a speech at the National Press Club, Jindal admitted he’s amused by Trump’s antics and comments, but he says it’s a carnival act and his campaign has no substance

CUT 6 (10) “for Donald”

Jindal says the Democrats are basically giving republicans the next election, but Trump could destroy America’s chances to be great again…

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Jindal says it would be a huge mistake if the republican party nominated for president a narcissist and egomaniac, who the American people has no idea what he’ll do once he gets in office

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Secretary of State Tom Schedler says in the near future you will use an iPad to cast your ballot instead of going into a voting booth. Schedler says he’s looking at phasing out the traditional voting booth and replacing those old machines with an iPad

CUT 9 (09)  “huge savings”

Schedler says with this new technology, you’ll still have to go to a voting location. But he says you can use the Geaux-vote app on your phone to fill out your ballot beforehand and these iPADs can read your ballot…

cut 10 (09)  “the like”

Schedler says he doesn’t expect to use iPADs for voting until at least 2017. He says the plan would be to lease the i-pads, which would cost the state 50-60-million dollars.

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The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 55-year-old man in Alexandria on human trafficking charges after receiving a complaint in reference to alleged child abuse. Spokesperson Lt. Tommy Carnline says officers continued their investigation and discovered additional allegations.

cut 12 (08)  “human trafficking”

Carnline says as a result of the investigation from the original complaint, Bobby Otis Augustine was arrested on five counts of Human Trafficking, as well as, four additional charges.

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Carnline says Augustine was taken into custody without incident and is currently in the Rapides Parish Detention Center awaiting bond.

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12:30 Newscast September 10, 2015

During a speech at the National Press Club today, Governor Bobby Jindal took aim at the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump. Jindal says the Democrats are basically giving republicans the next election, but Trump could destroy America’s chances to be great again…

cut 7 (07) “but himself”

Jindal admitted he’s amused by Trump’s antics and comments, but says it’s a carnival act and Trump’s campaign has no substance.

State Police say 22-year-old Donald Clement, Jr. of Breaux Bridge is under arrest charged with attempted manslaughter of a St. Martin Parish Deputy. Master Trooper Brooks David says Clement took off with the deputy hanging on to the driver’s side door of his car in an attempt to avoid arrest. David says Clement drove quite a distance with the deputy hanging on…

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The officer remains hospitalized for treatment of his injuries.

Secretary of State Tom Schedler says he’s looking at phasing out the traditional voting booth and replacing those old machines with iPads. Schedler says with this new technology, you’ll still have to go to a voting location, but you can use the Geaux-vote app on your phone to fill out your ballot beforehand and these iPADs can read your ballot…

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He says the new technology would save the state millions of dollars.

No ticket matched all six numbers in last night’s Powerball drawing. Saturday’s jackpot climbs to an estimated $167 million.

11:40 LRN Sportscast September 10

Louisiana Tech will face Western Kentucky tonight in the Conference USA opener for both teams. It’s a match-up of two teams that are expected to win their respective divisions in Conference USA. Bulldogs Head Coach Skip Holtz says there’s also two good quarterbacks in this game, Jeff Driskel for Louisiana Tech and the Hilltoppers Brandon Doughty, who was the nation’s passing leader last season…
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Kick-off is at 7 PM.

Also tonight…Southern is at Mississippi Valley State. The Jaguars won this contest last season, 44-13. Kick-off for this one is at 6:30 and it can be seen on ESPN U.

The Saints continue to get ready for their regular season opener against Arizona on Sunday. It doesn’t look like, safety Jairus Byrd and running back CJ Spiller will play. Both did not practice yesterday. But cornerback Brandon Browner did practice, which is a good sign, especially with Kennan Lewis out for the first couple of games.

In other NFL news…the Panthers have reportedly signed linebacker Luke Kuechly to a five-year, 62-million dollar contract extension. The deal makes Kueckly the highest paid inside linebacker in NFL history.

LSU sophomore wide receiver Trey Quinn says he’s fully healthy for Saturday’s game against Mississippi State. Quinn was sidelined for a couple of weeks during fall camp because of a neck injury.

It will be an emotional night in Wossman tonight, where the Franklin Parish Patriots will take the field for the first time since Tyrell Cameron passed away. Cameron was playing on the punt team for the Patriots last week, when he suffered a broken neck after colliding with an opposing player. He died a short time later. Tonight’s Franklin Parish-Wossman game was moved up to Thursday, because the wake for Tyrell is tomorrow night.