Sharnae Every was sentenced to 41 months for creating over 110 fake PPP loans, including supervised release and a fee, following an investigation by the PRAC.

NOPD seeks public help in locating Dustin Michael Pierce, a suspect in an October burglary, asking for tips to find him for a court-mandated buccal swab.

Gretna Police search for Mark Haynes, suspect in a fatal shooting at Creekside Apartment Complex, after finding Michael K. Smith dead from gunshot wounds. Haynes, a convicted felon on parole, is considered armed and dangerous.

Chadwick Martin faces citations for crabbing without a license and falsifying records in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, admitting to the unlawful activities. He may incur fines and jail time, plus restitution for illegally taken crabs.

A man from Amite, Louisiana received consecutive life sentences for kidnapping resulting in death and transporting a minor for criminal sexual activity.

A Missouri man was sentenced to 10 years for a $174 million Medicare fraud involving unnecessary genetic tests. He must also pay $55 million in restitution.

Bryan Turner pleads guilty to drug and firearm charges in New Orleans, faces severe prison sentences and fines, with prosecution led by AUSA David Berman.

New Orleans Police seek public help to find Yashica Thompson, who may have information on a homicide on South Claiborne Avenue. Thompson is not a suspect.

NOPD seeks public help regarding the homicide of Eric Brown on Hollygrove Street, stressing the importance of community assistance in solving the case.

A Honduran man is indicted for assaulting a federal officer by hitting a law enforcement vehicle with his truck. He faces up to 20 years in prison if found guilty.

Honduran man, Miguel Angel Lopez-Mejia, faces indictment for illegal reentry into the US after a prior deportation; potential penalties include prison, supervised release, and fines.

An individual was arrested in St. James Parish, Louisiana, for federal drug charges after drugs were found in a car's modified batteries during a traffic stop.

Honduran national Christian Pena-Ochoa admits to illegal reentry into the U.S. after previous deportation and faces multiple legal charges, including serious violent crimes.