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Grand Coteau council rejects proposed PACE traffic enforcement program, keeps LACE in place
The council kept the $45-an-hour LACE traffic program after residents and members said the chief’s replacement plan lacked enough oversight.
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Grand Coteau council rejects police chief's proposed traffic enforcement program, keeps LACE in place
GRAND COTEAU, La. (NEWS 15) — The Grand Coteau Town Council voted to keep a controversial program that pays off-duty police officers to enforce traffic laws, rejecting an alternative plan proposed by the police chief. The program, known as LACE,…
Grand Coteau council rejects proposed PACE traffic enforcement program, keeps LACE in place
GRAND COTEAU, La. After an hour of discussion Wednesday night, the Grand Coteau Town Council voted to reject a proposed traffic enforcement program and instead keep the town's existing LACE program in place.Police Chief Brad Randell asked council members to approve P.A.C.E., or Public Accountability Citation Enforcement, saying the new program would provide greater accountability by creating a documented paper trail for traffic enforcement opera…
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