Posted 9:00 AM 5/27/2022 by Associated Press

BATON ROUGE (AP) — With racial tensions still simmering over the killing of George Floyd, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards and his top lawyers gathered in a state police conference room in October 2020 to prepare for the fallout from a troubling case closer to home: troopers’ deadly (More)

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Posted 4:00 PM 5/12/2022 by Chris Nakamoto

BATON ROUGE- A special committee of lawmakers seeking the truth about what happened at Louisiana State Police after Ronald Greene's death voted to hold former Superintendent Kevin Reeves in contempt Wednesday, claiming he's been uncooperative with their investigation. They also recommended that (More)

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Posted 9:33 AM 5/10/2022 by Chris Nakamoto

BATON ROUGE- It was May 10, 2019. A motorist led Louisiana State troopers on a high speed chase through north Louisiana. When Ronald Greene was yanked from his car, top State Police brass now admit he was "tortured and murdered."

Three years later, the family is still waiting for justice (More)

Posted 7:42 AM 5/6/2022 by Jake Bleiberg and Jim Mustian

Within days of the deadly 2019 arrest of Ronald Greene, when body-camera video captured white troopers stunning, beating and dragging the Black motorist, the head of the Louisiana State Police wrote a stark note about the case in his journal: “Realize there is a problem — must address (More)

Posted 5:19 PM 5/3/2022 by Jeremy Krail

BATON ROUGE - Lawmakers investigating the death of Ronald Greene—and the apparent cover-up at Louisiana State Police—plan to hold the former head of the agency in contempt for not handing over three journals he referenced during his testimony to those same legislators. 

Posted 2:51 PM 4/29/2022 by Jeremy Krail

BATON ROUGE - Two of the highest ranking troopers at Louisiana State Police said they were appalled by Ronald Greene's death in police custody and that they believe there were attempts to (More)