Aubry Killion

1 week ago | wdsu.com | Aubry Killion

Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson spoke exclusively with WDSU Investigates following a meeting at City Hall regarding the jail's finances. Sheriff Susan Hutson met with members of the New Orleans City Council as well as Chief Administrative Officer Gilbert Montano regarding the conditions of the jail, the facility's urgent water issues, as well as efforts to get the jail on the city's BRASS system so funding can be more easily tracked.

2 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Aubry Killion

A retired Jefferson Parish sheriff’s deputy who worked as a resource officer at a Catholic school is out on bond after being accused of inappropriate behavior with a minor. James Traylor, 57, is accused of exchanging thousands of messages with a 14-year-old girl. The sheriff described him as a “monster.”WDSU Investigates exposes new records showing the scope of his detail work at schools and playgrounds. "I was just an innocent kid,” Stephanie Guidry said.

3 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Aubry Killion

New court records reveal strong opposition to the reappointment of a New Orleans judge to the Archdiocese of New Orleans bankruptcy case. Survivors of clergy sex abuse filed a request in court to remove Judge Chris Sontchi as a mediator in the bankruptcy case of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The records include serious allegations tied to the archdiocese's efforts to settle its five-year bankruptcy proceedings.

3 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Aubry Killion

TO KEEP US ALL SAFE. THIS AUGUST 2022 EMAIL FROM OPCD TO SHERIFF SUSAN HUTSON READS IN PART. OPCD HAS RECEIVED NOTIFICATION FROM UMC POLICE THAT TWO STABBING VICTIMS JUST ARRIVED AT THE TRAUMA CENTER. OPCD RECEIVED NO NOTIFICATION AND WERE UNABLE TO NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES. SHERIFF HUDSON, RESPONDING IN PART I AM UNAWARE OF ANY PROTOCOL BY WHICH WE NOTIFY OPCD OF INCIDENTS INSIDE THE JAIL.

1 month ago | wdsu.com | Aubry Killion

WDSU Investigates has uncovered a major update for hundreds of properties still without power since Hurricane Ida. Some camp owners could be one step closer to getting their lights back on. Staff at the Louisiana Public Service Commission have just requested a more detailed cost analysis from the South Louisiana Electric Cooperative Association regarding nearly 300 properties, which could provide hope for some camp owners.