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FBI arrests current, former Louisiana law enforcement leaders on alleged immigration violations
They allege that law enforcement leaders worked with an Oakdale, Louisiana business owner to falsify police reports of armed robberies. Alleged victims, who were immigrants, could then apply for a visas that would allow the victims or witnesses to stay in the U.S., FBI leaders said in the press conference.
Feds Charge 5 in Louisiana, Including Current and Ex-Police Chiefs, Over Alleged Visa Fraud Scheme
Authorities say three current or former Louisiana police chiefs have been arrested following a federal investigation into an alleged scheme that involved false police reports being sold to immigrants
Several Louisiana police chiefs and a businessman have been arrested by federal agents, accused of faking armed robberies to ...
At least one Louisiana police chief has been arrested following a sweeping federal operation involving multiple law ...
Federal authorities have charged three current or former Louisiana police chiefs with taking bribes in exchange for filing false police reports that would allow noncitizens to seek a visa that lets ...
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Prosecutors said immigrants seeking a U-visa would contact Chandrakant Patel and he would pay law enforcement to write false reports listing them as having been crime victims.
Prosecutors said the chiefs and other officials exploited a program that offers immigrant victims of violent crime a pathway ...
It’s been eight years since Millie Harvey died of a fentanyl overdose. “She had a big heart, and I know she wouldn’t have ...
The LaSalle Parish Sheriff's Office said they believe the child was able to access a loaded handgun before accidentally ...
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