Authorities say three current or former Louisiana police chiefs have been arrested following a federal investigation into an ...

Five people in Louisiana, including three police chiefs and a local businessman, worked together to falsify police reports ...

The police chiefs worked with a business owner to help hundreds of people get U visas intended for crime victims.

Two days after the City of Oakdale police chief was arrested by federal prosecutors for helping grant hundreds of fraudulent ...

Federal authorities charged three current and former Louisiana police chiefs with taking money in exchange for filing false police reports.

Authorities said the group would file false police reports, identifying an immigrant as a crime victim, thereby qualifying ...

Business owner Chandrakant "Lala" Patel, Oakdale police chief Chad Doyle, Oakdale city marshal Michael "Freck" Slaney, Forest ...

The police chiefs of Oakdale and Forest Hill were among those accused of filing false reports that allowed migrants to apply for visas intended for crime victims.

The officers face charges including visa fraud, mail fraud and money laundering for allegedly helping immigrants obtain U.S.

State charges could follow for four men indicted on multiple federal charges in a scheme that allegedly had one paying four others for false police reports so immigrants could obtain visas meant for ...