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You really ought to know the way to San Jose.
You really ought to know the way to San Jose.
Lafayette resident Petty Officer Third Class Anthony Marsiglia is stationed out of Norfolk, VA. Currently he's deployed on an aircraft carrier, and is supposed to be home in a few weeks. Anthony Marsiglia's family lives in Frenchman's Creek subdivision in Lafayette, and was contacted by an attorney from the homeowner's association who has told them to take down the family's military "Welcome Home" sign.
A computer controlled watercraft took a spin across the Atchafalaya Basin yesterday. This watercraft could be a feather in the cap of the University of Louisiana and might one day bring new jobs to Acadiana.
There are around 9,500 military retirees that would benefit from the repeal.
Longfellow Evangeline State Historic Site is hosting 'Vigilantes on the Bayou' this Saturday, January 25th, with civilian and military activities and reenactments throughout the day.
As 13-year-old Derrick Jenkins lined up at the free throw line during his middle school basketball game, he had no idea his Mother, who had been serving in Kuwait for the past 8 months, was standing directly behind him. As he missed his second free throw, he heard a familiar voice say from right behind him "Aw, that's alright Derrick". That's when things became incredibly awesome. His reaction at seeing her will bring tears to your eyes.
Get your Kleenex box and keep it near you, because you'll need it after seeing this clip.
After eight months on duty overseas, Lieutenant Colonel Cotina Jenkins-Sellers of the United States Air Force returned home to San Antonio this week
A family of 7 from Breaux Bridge is trying to pick up the pieces after they lost everything in a house fire Sunday. Luckily, everyone escaped the fire safety and no one was injured. However, as they try to move forward, they are asking Acadiana for help.
You can honor a military veteran with an engraved commemorative brick in the Carencro Veterans Memorial, now in the planning stages. An engraved brick is $100 and may be ordered through January 31st. Bricks feature the veteran's name, military branch and rank, and time of service
Clay Walker is at an interesting point in his life and career. He's a survivor. He's lived twice as long as doctors predicted he would when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1996, and he's lasted much longer than your average Nashville hat.


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A Griffin man is seeking an apology, and financial compensation, from the Riverdale Police Department –– and one of its former police officers –– for alleged brutality the man claimed he endured at the hands of the former patrolman.Dexter Webb, 44, said he was taken into custody in the summer of last year, put into the back of a police car with the windows rolled up, and left in the heated car –– reportedly –– for two hours while the officer, Daniel Vanhee, stopped in the back of a local eatery, according to a Riverdale Police Department citizen statement written Webb in June 2009. Webb said he was in his truck, in front of Riverdale East Apartments, on Allen Drive, talking on his cellular phone, when the then-Riverdale police officer, Vanhee, approached him and asked for identification. The motorist said he asked Vanhee why he needed to see his identification, but Vanhee did not give him a response, Webb said, in his statement. Vanhee, however, alleges that Webb used profanity, and seemed very agitated, according to a Riverdale Police Department employee statement he provided on the incident. "Due to the subject's refusal to follow any verbal request, and his profane language used in front of Officer Vanhee, the subject was advised of charges ... then placed into custody," according to the Riverdale Police incident report. Nicole Jones, Webb's attorney, said her client was charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction of an officer, but the prosecution dropped the charges because there was "no evidence to prosecute Webb." Vanhee was supposed to take Webb to the Clayton County Jail, in Jonesboro, but, instead, he took a detour to the back of the Hong Kong Chinese Buffet restaurant, in Riverdale, which is where he allegedly kept Webb, in a heated car for over two hours, according to Jones. "We sat there for a long time with the back window up...," said Webb. Jones said that this incident caused Webb to suffer from post traumatic stress. "He [Vanhee] used his position for abuse," Jones said. If the Riverdale Police Department does not settle out of court, Dec. 9, and a lawsuit ensues, Jones said that it will be up to a jury to decide what compensation her client should receive. She said she will also seek relief for her client in federal court, if that becomes necessary. Jones said Vanhee resigned from the Riverdale Police Department in July 2009, almost a month following the incident, but according to the Georgia Peace Officers Certification and Training Council, his resignation was in lieu of his officer certification being revoked. The police department overlooked his [Vanhee] actions and never punished him, said Jones. Riverdale Police Chief Samuel Patterson said the incident occurred 18 months ago, and at this point, it is not an issue for the department. In regards to a possible lawsuit, Patterson said, "We are prepared to reply." He had no further commen, on the incident, or possible lawsuit. "Webb would like a public apology," said Jones. She added that the apology will probably never occur, since, she said, Vanhee currently resides in California.
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HOUSTON, Texas A Morton Ranch High School student is facing child porn charges. Prosecutors told a judge that Kyle Boman, 17, had more than 3,100 explicit images on his iPod.
School officials received a tip from another student that Boman had naked pictures of students on his iPod. According to the charges, he was called to the office and the principal looked through the pictures and recognized two female students.
Investigators also found 15 pictures of minors on his iPod. They believe there could be more victims.
It was kind of creepy to me, said Jordan Morris who went straight to administrators after he said Boman harassed his girlfriend. He was asking her to send pictures of herself naked.
Morris girlfriend didn t want her namd used but said Boman kept asking for dirty pictures.
He said, 'I can send you a video of myself,' and I kept telling him'No' repeatedly, she said. He finally stopped and asked if I can send a picture of myself and I told him no.
Boman s mom walked out of court fighting back tears.
I can t talk, no comment, she said.
Boman s mother shook her head when asked if she ever saw the images. And she insisted her son is a good kid.
He s awesome, she said.
The judge set Boman s bond at $40,000 and ordered him to stay off the Internet unless it is for school use.