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Arrest made in case of girl found dead in St. Rose
An arrest has been made by St. Charles Parish authorities investigating the death of 16-year-old Jorion White, whose body was found in a ditch along St. Rose Ave. last week. […]
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Sheriff: Morel investigation began in ’09 with victim calls
With former St. Charles District Attorney Harry Morel facing sentencing after pleading guilty to obstructing justice, Sheriff Greg Champagne’s response was the “wheels of justice may seem to turn slowly, but with the right people in charge they will turn.” […]
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Dog dies, second injured in Montz shooting
Paul Anders is still trying to understand why anyone would have hurt let alone kill his beloved Maggie and severely injured Pete in Montz. […]
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Sheriff’s Reports 4-28-2016
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• Jose Lopez, 27, of 14337 Old Spanish Trail in Paradis, was arrested April 18 and charged with DWI (first offense), reckless operation of a vehicle and driving without a license. […]
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St. Rose man released after serving 41 years for 1974 murder at DHS
After serving 41 years in prison for the 1974 shooting death of Timothy Weber, Gary Tyler of St. Rose pleaded guilty to manslaughter as part of a plea agreement in the decades old case and walked out of court today (April 29) a free man. […]
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Sheriff’s Report 4-21-2016
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Frantic 911 call alleges sexual assault by Morel
“Take your [clothes] off and I can please you. You have no idea what I can do,” Danelle Keim said former St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel told her just before she claims he sexually assaulted her in 2010.
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Feds release incriminating Morel transcripts
Former St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel Jr., who on Wednesday was accused of preying on more than 20 women, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in federal court.
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Former St. Charles Parish DA pleads guilty to obstruction of justice
Former St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel Jr., who on Wednesday was accused of preying on more than 20 women, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in federal court.
The obstruction charge stems from allegations that Morel harassed a grand jury witness and attempted to destroy evidence against him.