State detectives obtained arrest warrants for charges including first-degree murder of a police officer in Ascension Parish. Mire could not immediately be reached for comment on Sunday. Troopers are watching over him at the medical facility, and he will be booked upon release. Mire was taken to a local hospital for injuries stemming from a police dog bite and a gunshot wound to his leg that police believe was self-inflicted. The trooper wasn’t injured, but his police car was damaged by bullets. Both of those victims are expected to survive, the sheriff’s office said.Īuthorities believe Mire fired at another state trooper while fleeing into East Baton Rouge Parish. Deputies said the man was shot in the arm and the woman was shot in both her arm and leg around midnight Saturday. In Livingston Parish, authorities said Mire shot two people - a man and woman - at a trailer park on Highway 444. He also shot a man who was transported to a hospital, the sheriff said. Authorities said they have reason to believe she was Mire’s half-sister, but his motive for shooting her wasn’t immediately clear. Ascension Parish Sheriff Bobby Webre said Mire fatally shot Pamela Adair, 37, at a home around 3 a.m. The trooper was found dead near the scene of another killing. John Bel Edwards said in a statement Sunday. “(Gaubert) served selflessly and courageously to keep our people and our communities safe, and he represents the best of all us,” Louisiana Gov. The internal investigation, according to the letter, claims that Cavalier violated the department’s policy on “Public Statement,” “Lawful Orders,” “Loyalty to the Department,” “Dissemination of Information,” “Seeking Publicity” and “Conduct Unbecoming an Officer.”Ĭavalier, who is Black, filed a lawsuit in September against LSP, where he alleges his complaints went ignored and several of his superiors racially discriminated against him for years.Trooper Adam Gaubert was a 19-year veteran of the Louisiana State Patrol. The letter, which he shared with CNN, says an investigation found Cavalier violated department policies and procedures. Here’s what the autopsy says about the death of Ronald GreeneĬavalier told CNN he received a termination letter last week from State Police Superintendent Lamar Davis. “It should be noted that our disciplinary administrative process is not finalized and Cavalier remains an employee at this time.” “Trooper Cavalier received the decision of the appointing authority to move forward with termination based on an administrative investigation which revealed he violated several departmental policies,” Louisiana State Police spokeswoman Melissa Matey said Thursday in an emailed statement to the Washington Post. CNN has reached out to Louisiana State Police for comment. Since then, Cavalier has made several media appearances in which he criticized the department’s handling of the case. “We still have murderers, in my eyes, on the job,” he said. Cavalier said the individuals went “unpunished” and are “still patrolling the streets.” Shortly after the release of the video, Cavalier spoke with WBRZ, saying he believes there needs to be arrests, including of the former agency head. Ronald Greene's family wants officers held accountable for his death. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have A Dream' speech at the same location. Greene died in police custody following a high-speed chase in Louisiana in 2019. WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 28: Family members of Ronald Greene listen to speakers as they gather at the Lincoln Memorial for the March on Washington Augin Washington, DC.

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