Chris Nakamoto
National Investigative Reporter at Investigate TV
Anchor and Chief Investigative Reporter at WAFB-TV (Baton Rouge, LA)
National Investigative Reporter @InvestigateTV. Exposing injustice and holding the powerful accountable are my passions.
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kktv.com | Daniela Molina |Chris Nakamoto
(Springfield, MO) InvestigateTV — Terry Miller’s sons weren’t ready to say goodbye to their father, a fun-loving fisherman with a strong moral code. But they were even less prepared for what followed – years of financial headaches and probate court nightmares. Many people who die with an asset – a house, a car, a savings account – is forced into a local legal proceeding whereby a judge oversees the distribution of those assets and essentially forever closes the deceased’s financial life.
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1 month ago |
wafb.com | Chris Nakamoto |Kevin Foster
In recent weeks, Lawrence had leaks crop up from his department about a BINGO game that his officers were playing tied to traffic tickets.
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1 month ago |
kalb.com | Chris Nakamoto
NEW ORLEANS, La. (WAFB) - Prominent Baton Rouge civil rights attorney Ron Haley was suspended by the Louisiana Supreme Court Wednesday. The one-page order states the interim suspension is “for Threat of Harm filed by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, and the response thereto filed by respondent.”Haley declined to comment today, but he told WAFB he will have more to say when he learns more about the details tied to the suspension.
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1 month ago |
kalb.com | Chris Nakamoto |Robb Hays
HAMMOND, La. (WAFB) - The Hammond Police Department confirmed to the WAFB I-TEAM Friday that Brandon Ostarly, a Louisiana State Trooper (LSP), was issued a misdemeanor summons tied to a shoplifting investigation at Target on March 20th. Ostarly tendered his resignation earlier this week, according to a state official. The charge listed on the summons is theft by shoplifting, according to the Hammond Police Department.
Administrator charged with felony for allegedly forcing 6-year-old student to clean up her own feces
1 month ago |
fox5vegas.com | Chris Nakamoto
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB/Gray News) – A school administrator is facing a felony charge for allegedly forcing a 6-year-old student to clean up her own feces after the child had an accident caused by a dairy allergy. The alleged incident happened at Rollins Place Elementary School near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in January. Kristy Scott Gilpin turned herself into the East Baton Rouge Parish jail Monday morning. She was booked on a felony charge of cruelty to juveniles.
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An ankle monitoring company with a history of problems and lapses has been banned from the 19th JDC courthouse in Baton Rouge. The @WAFB #ITEAM uncovered that through a public records request. https://t.co/mED3KP32ri
RT @WAFB: Jeremiah Howze,18, pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder, handling a machine gun, and obstruction of justice during his arra…
RT @WAFB: I-TEAM: State representative says she will sue former EBR Metro councilwoman: https://t.co/hRN1DSGaYn https://t.co/KEgeMSwSmk