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A Jonesboro man has pled guilty in Shreveport federal court to three counts of wire fraud. 57-year-old Curtis Roller had been charged with illegally obtaining Federal Emergency Management Agency grants and making false statements on Workers Compensation forms.

A Bossier City man has plead guilty in Shreveport Federal Court to charges of making and selling counterfeit money. 23-year-old Corey Crosby entered his plea before Federal Judge Don Walter.

52-year-old Robert Scogin and his 55-year-old wife, Peggy, have pled guilty in Shreveport Federal Court to importing nine-thousand pills illegally into the United States. They've admitted to bringing Codeine and Dihydrocodeine back aboard a cruise ship.

76-year-old William Boyter, 51-year-old Michael Boyter, and 49-year-old Anthony Riley have pled guilty in Shreveport Federal Court to charges of conspiracy, money laundering, tax evasion, failure to comply with federal banking regulations, and wire fraud.

A Shreveport federal jury deliberated about two hours before finding 40-year-old Gerald "Copperhead" Needham guilty of being a felon in possession of ammunition.