legal issues

The Caddo Parish District Attorney’s Office has completed its review of the officer-involved shooting death of DeEric Bailey. And according to the details, the officers acted appropriately in a dangerous situation.

Read More|Comment

Louisiana has hundreds of deadbeat parents who owe thousands of dollars in back child support. The search for the deadbeats has gone high tech over the past 5 years, but many of them still get away with paying nothing for their children.

Here are some of the top deadbeats from Northwest Louisiana and the little information the state has about them.

Read More|Comment

It took a Caddo Parish jury just over an hour to convict two 20-year-old men of second-degree murder for the April 2009 shooting death of 15-year-old Terrell Savore.

Read More|Comment

Caddo Parish D.A. releases list of most notable convictions of 2012.

Read More|Comment

Mental illness is becoming a bigger topic of discussion following the gun control debate.  710 KEEL spoke with Louisiana Congressman Bill Cassidy about the status of mental healthcare in America, where he says the federal government's role in the system is a detriment to the health of the patients and to those who care for the people who suffer from these diseases.  This comes after the nation began to close down large mental health asylums in the 1960s.  Tho

Read More|Comment

Cameras in the bathroom. Cameras on his shoes. Church deacon Paul Holmes of Haughton and his wife are being sued by the parents of three teenage girls after it was discovered he had placed cameras in his bathroom to record them during church-related sleepovers at his home.

Read More|Comment

Read More|Comment

Following the MLK Day holiday closure, things will be busy in Caddo District Court.

Read More|Comment

A Minden man who jumped into the Red River to evade police capture in 2011 is looking at a lengthy prison sentence. Bobby Charles Byrd was found guilty by a Caddo Parish jury of aggravated flight from an officer, and District Attorney's prosecutors plan to seek multiple offender status

Read More|Comment

As former Shreveport aide Rick Seaton attempts to have his rape conviction overturned, a website where he pleads his case to the public and publishes photos from security cameras, court documents and solicits donations has been discovered.

Read More|Comment