The police chiefs worked with a business owner to help hundreds of people get U visas intended for crime victims.

Prosecutors said the chiefs and other officials exploited a program that offers immigrant victims of violent crime a pathway ...

Four law enforcement officials, including two current police chiefs, are charged in connection with a scheme to fraudulently ...

Earlier this month, a federal grand jury in Shreveport returned a 62-count indictment charging the five defendants with ...

Current Oakdale Police Chief Chad Doyle and Ward 5 Marshal Michael "Freck" Slaney were each charged with conspiracy, six ...

Five people in Louisiana, including three police chiefs and a local businessman, worked together to falsify police reports ...

Federal authorities charged three current and former Louisiana police chiefs with taking money in exchange for filing false police reports.

The police chiefs of Oakdale and Forest Hill were among those accused of filing false reports that allowed migrants to apply for visas intended for crime victims.

Those charged are Oakdale Police Chief Chad Doyle, Forest Hill Police Chief Glynn Dixon, former Glenmora Police Chief Tebo Onishea, Michael “Freck” Slaney, a marshal in Oakdale, and Chandrakant “Lala” ...

Federal prosecutors in Lafayette unsealed indictments against several police chiefs from small towns in Louisiana, revealing ...

Several Louisiana police chiefs and a businessman have been arrested by federal agents, accused of faking armed robberies to get immigrants a rare visa for witnesses of crimes.