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Former OPSO employee arrested, accused of conspiring to bring drugs into Orleans Parish jail
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A former Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office employee is in custody after allegedly conspiring to bring drugs into the jail. OPSO officials say 24-year-old Iyanna Carter reportedly made the plan with inmate 31-year-old Henry Sims. Man accused of stabbing girlfriend multiple times in Slidell Deputies said as a result, two inmates suffered non-fatal overdoses on May 30. Both were treated with several doses of Narcan and taken to a hospital where they recovered. The two are now back in deputy custody. OPSO Sheriff Susan Hutson said the arrest sends a clear message. 'We will not tolerate anyone, inside or outside our organization, who jeopardizes the safety and security of this facility. And, we are committed to accountability at every level and to protecting both our residents and our staff. I'm proud of the quick response by our Investigative Services Bureau and the Intelligence Division in identifying suspicious behavior and actions by a former employee and swiftly closing down this conspiracy to bring dangerous drugs into the jail,' said Hutson. OPSO officials said Carter has since been fired, and on June 12, she was arrested and booked into the Orleans Justice Center on felony charges of: Introduction of a controlled substance into a correctional facility (two counts) Malfeasance in office (two counts) Criminal conspiracy (two counts) NOPD officials release footage from officer-involved shooting incident OPSO Compliance and Accountability Director Major Silas E. Phipps, Jr. says the integrity of the facility depends on the integrity of those who work in it. 'This case is a reminder of why our internal controls and ongoing compliance efforts matter. When misconduct happens, we will investigate it and we will act on it,' said animals come out to play at Yellowstone National Park – but don't get too close How to watch military parade on Trump's birthday Body exhumed in hopes of solving 54-year-old Illinois mystery Omaha Bound: Inside the Men's College World Series Social Security COLA increase: Senior group issues projection, but warns of potential new 'problems' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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Police: New Iberia store clerk shoots would-be armed robber
NEW IBERIA, La. () — A New Iberia store clerk shot a person who was trying to rob the store Thursday night, authorities said. New Iberia Police received a call at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday about a shooting at a convenience store located in the 200 block of Center Street. Investigators said a person entered the store armed with a 'cutting instrument,' walked around the counter and attempted to rob the store clerk. A struggle ensued and the robbery suspect was shot by the store clerk, authorities said. The shooting victim was taken to a local hospital and later airlifted to a hospital in Lafayette, where he remains listed in critical condition. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now The names of the individuals involved were not released. The investigation remains ongoing, officials said. 2026 Lexus ES: Electric Luxury with Hidden Punch Body exhumed in hopes of solving 54-year-old Illinois mystery Omaha Bound: Inside the Men's College World Series Faith leaders, activists hold press conference in LaSalle Parish as Mahmoud Khalil is set for release Police: New Iberia store clerk shoots would-be armed robber Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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Conference in Livingston Parish aims to empower youth, offer resources
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A conference addressing issues children face is set for Saturday in Livingston Parish. The Empower Youth Conference is set for 1 p.m. at the Watson library branch, 36581 Outback Road, Denham Springs. This event will feature different speakers sharing their experiences with the kids who will be attending. Kids will learn lessons about various issues that pre-teens and teens face. Sessions on gun violence, affirmations and surviving domestic violence will be offered. Omaha Bound: Inside the Men's College World Series Livingston Parish acro gymnastics team to compete in USA Gymnastics Championship Baby animals come out to play at Yellowstone National Park – but don't get too close Conference in Livingston Parish aims to empower youth, offer resources What is a Lichtenberg figure? Storm leaves surprise behind at resort Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
