US EditionLouisiana renames crime bill as ‘Segus Jolivette Act’ in honor of fallen officer
IBERIA PARISH, LOUISIANA, JUN 20 – The Segus Jolivette Act broadens second-degree murder charges to include new crimes and holds drug dealers liable, honoring the officer killed during a SWAT operation, lawmakers said.
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Acadiana Crimestoppers debuts on KLFY+ with marshal Reggie Thomas
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) - Acadiana Crimestoppers will premiere tonight on KLFY Plus at 9:30pm. The show will cover recent crimes and fugitives law enforcement are currently seeking to apprehend. The guest tonight will be Lafayette City Marshal Reggie Thomas. He will give two interviews with us. The first one will cover Lafayette's most wanted, where Thomas will cover fugitives from the law, which his office is currently trying to track down. The s…
Fallen deputy honored with highway dedication in Greenville Co.
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) — A fallen deputy is being remembered on the very road where he made the ultimate sacrifice. On Wednesday, a permanent marker was unveiled along Interstate 85 in Greenville County, honoring the life and legacy of Sergeant Conley Jumper. He was a deputy killed in the line of duty nearly five years ago. The dedication marks more than just a sign on the side of the road. According to the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, i…
Louisiana renames crime bill as ‘Segus Jolivette Act’ in honor of fallen officer
A crime bill that expands which offenses can be prosecuted as second-degree murder has been renamed in honor of a fallen officer, Senior Corporal Segus Jolivette.House Bill 260, now known as the Segus Jolivette Act, was amended during the 2025 regular legislative session to include additional crimes that can now result in second-degree murder charges.State Rep. Chad Boyer, who supported the renaming, said the amendment is a meaningful step towar…
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