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Areas of concern noted with Acadiana domestic violence shelter agency

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By Claire Taylor Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
The Louisiana Legislative Auditor's Office recently addressed seven "areas of concern" with an Acadiana agency providing housing and other assistance to victims of domestic violence. The Department of Children and Family Services in 2025 asked the legislative auditor to look into concerns about Chez Hope, which has a contract to provide services to domestic violence survivors in St. Mary, St. Martin, Iberia and Assumption parishes.
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Worst of floodwater from Avoyelles Parish about 5-6 days away from reaching St. Landry Parish

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By Claire Taylor Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
Some parts of St. Landry Parish already are flooding as water from the flood in Avoyelles Parish travels south. But the worst of the water, St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard said Tuesday, is expected to start arriving in about 5-6 days. Tropical Storm Arthur last week dumped as much as 30 inches of rain on some parts of Louisiana, including parts of Avoyelles Parish, flooding homes. That water, which is not contained within rivers and canals, is traveling south toward St. Landry Parish.
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3 Lafayette men arrested in undercover online child solicitation operation

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By Claire Taylor Verified
| The Acadiana Advocate Verified
Three Lafayette men have been arrested in an undercover online child solicitation operation. The Louisiana Bureau of Investigation and the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office announced the arrest of eight men across the state on June 17-18. All were charged with indecent behavior with juveniles and computer-aided solicitation of a minor.
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