Missouri man Eric Charles Fuller was sentenced to 57 months in prison for planning to engage in sexual conduct with a minor in Louisiana, part of Project Safe Childhood efforts.

Odine Dominick from New Orleans pled guilty to drug trafficking and firearms charges before his trial began. He faces a minimum of 10 years to life in prison.

Honduran national Osman Jose Urbina-Centeno was indicted for illegal re-entry in Louisiana, with potential penalties including prison and fines. The case is part of Operation Take Back America.

Thomas Welty was sentenced to 30 years for sexual abuse and trafficking of two girls in Jefferson Parish, with the judge also imposing a 100-year stay-away order.

Oscar Reyes, 63, received a 30-year sentence for sexually abusing a 9-year-old child, with the sentence to run concurrently with a 10-year term for indecent behavior.

NOPD seeks public help to locate Michael Walter, a person of interest in an auto theft case, emphasizing he is not accused of the theft but may have valuable information.

Loreall Gorden of New Orleans pled guilty to distributing narcotics like fentanyl and heroin; she faces 20 years per count and fines at her sentencing in September.

A felon, Derrick Hines, pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession in New Orleans and awaits sentencing, related to Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

Shawna Martin pled guilty to distributing and possessing fentanyl, facing up to 40 years in prison and $5 million in fines.

NOPD seeks Donovan Jovan Pierre for allegedly threatening four people with a gun amid a dispute. He fled in a 2015 Lincoln MKZ with a distinctive plate.

New Orleans Police are searching for a theft suspect with distinctive tattoos who made fraudulent purchases after pickpocketing near Conti and Dauphine Streets.

Federal agents in Baton Rouge conducted worksite raids on nine massage parlors suspected of prostitution, detaining ten Chinese nationals for potential removal proceedings amid a multi-agency operation.

A Kenner woman pleaded guilty to fentanyl distribution and possession charges and awaits sentencing that could lead to a maximum of 40 years in prison and a $5 million fine.