Quinn Coffman

2 days ago | theadvocate.com | Quinn Coffman

A brawl erupted Tuesday between the two families on either side of a triple-homicide trial outside of a courtroom in the 19th Judicial District courthouse. As both families exited the courtroom into the hallway, a woman from one said something to the other, which escalated into a fight, a Sheriff's Office source said. No injuries were reported and charges are expected for those involved.

2 days ago | theadvocate.com | Ellyn Couvillion |Quinn Coffman

Two years after the 2014 fatal shooting of a 7-year-old boy in Baton Rouge, a traffic stop uncovered a gun stolen in Ruston that investigators - through ballistic tests and cell phone records - used to link a man arrested Monday to the killing, records show. The driver, Rashad Montreal Turner, would ultimately be arrested in the killing of 7-year-old Terrez Coleman, who was struck by a bullet Aug. 16, 2014, on Prescott Road as he rode home with his parents and two sisters from a family reunion.

2 days ago | nola.com | Quinn Coffman

A brawl erupted Tuesday between the two families on either side of a triple-homicide trial outside of a courtroom in the 19th Judicial District courthouse. Around 10 a.m., as both families exited the courtroom into the hallway, a woman from one side said something to the other, which escalated into a fight, a Sheriff's Office source said. Courtroom Sheriff's deputies and nearby Baton Rouge Police Department officers intervened.

3 days ago | corrections1.com | Quinn Coffman

By Quinn CoffmanThe Times-Picayune | The New Orleans AdvocateNEW ORLEANS — For the five girls who gathered at the New Orleans Conchetta Facility on a sunny Saturday in April, in some ways, it was a Girl Scouts meeting like any other. However, most Girl Scout meetings don’t require armed guards. The young Scouts, between 5 and 7, worked on a small craft with their mothers— constructing a plastic garden toy together, fit with glittery pink sand and a small, seated unicorn.

4 days ago | nola.com | Quinn Coffman

For the five girls who gathered at the New Orleans Conchetta Facility on a sunny Saturday in April, in some ways, it was a Girl Scouts meeting like any other. However, most Girl Scout meetings don't require armed guards. The young Scouts, between 5 and 7, worked on a small craft with their mothers— constructing a plastic garden toy together, fit with glittery pink sand and a small, seated unicorn.