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Gray's Army's Gumbo Dinner: Honoring Grayson's Legacy
01:37|Grays Armys Annual Gumbo Dinner: A Celebration of Life and Awareness - The Livingston Parish nonprofit held its fourth annual gumbo dinner, honoring Grayson Temple, a teen who passed away from sudden cardiac arrest. The event raised awareness about the condition in young people, with the foundation training over 2500 individuals in CPR and distributing 12 AEDs to schools.Montrell Jackson's Legacy: A Baton Rouge Toy Drive
01:53|In Baton Rouge, the late Corporal Montrell Jacksons family continues his legacy through an annual Christmas toy drive, bringing joy to hundreds of children and honoring his memory. Despite initial slow donations, a significant gift ensured the events success, with Mason Jackson, the corporals son, expressing the importance of keeping his fathers spirit alive.Holiday Package Theft: Tech Solutions & Consequences
01:50|Porch Piracy: A Growing Holiday Season Problem - The USPS reports 58 million packages stolen last year, causing a financial loss of $5.2 billion to $16 billion. Victims face emotional and financial distress. Smart doorbells and security cameras can deter thieves and aid in investigations.Immigration Crackdown in New Orleans: Online Surveillance and Public Perception
01:38|Federal and state authorities are closely monitoring online discussions and protests about the immigration crackdown in New Orleans, with less than one third of the arrested having criminal histories. This raises questions about the operations stated purpose and concerns about free speech, as local leaders and community organizers express worry about the impact of online surveillance.Congressman Cleo Fields Fined for Campaign Finance Oversight
01:46|Congressman Cleo Fields fined $2,500 for failing to report remaining funds and debts from a campaign account dating back over two decades. The account, from his run for the Public Service Commission, held significant outstanding loans. Fields, who was elected in 2024, chose not to comment on the fine. The board denied his waiver request due to past missed deadlines.Man Arrested for Robbery, Battery at Baton Rouge Store
01:23|In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Elias Varise, a 20-year-old man, was arrested for allegedly returning to a store he had previously robbed. The incident, which occurred in November of last year, involved a store employee being struck and robbed. Varise was apprehended after a brief foot chase and is now facing multiple charges, including armed robbery and aggravated second-degree battery.Woman Arrested in Baton Rouge Fence Shooting
01:17|Arrest Made in Baton Rouge Shooting: Woman Charged for Fence Installation Ambush Three men were shot while installing a fence for a non-profit, leading to the arrest of an 18-year-old woman. The suspect, Paris Frazier, admitted to driving the getaway vehicle. She faces charges of attempted first-degree murder and attempted armed robbery.Corporal Jackson's Legacy: Free Gifts for Baton Rouge Families
01:33|Trenisha Jackson, widow of fallen Baton Rouge police officer Corporal Montrell Jackson, continues his legacy by organizing an annual Christmas gift giveaway. Despite challenges, she provides crucial relief to hundreds of families, including those facing financial hardship like Tresa Howard. The event, a year-round effort, welcomes new donors and volunteers to support its continuation.Teen Arrested in Mid City Shooting
01:31|18-year-old Paris Frazier arrested for shooting that injured three men in May; charged with attempted first-degree murder and attempted armed robbery; suspects approached workers installing a fence, demanded money, and opened fire when no cash was offered; Frazier admitted to driving suspects to and from the shooting location.