St. Tammany Parish

On the upsides, dude, who cares what the port does and does not do? We have unlimited influence in what businesses come here and whether people live here or not.

And, you know, all of the things that like, are we going to capitalize on the good or is St. Tammany and Orleans and Jefferson, all these other places like we have major influence in the upside of this.

And I think that's where this conversation gets really interesting, y'all.

You don't have to be pro port to start planning for what happens if the port gets built.

And the third thing you need to know, a Louisiana terrorist fraud network has been dismantled by the FBI and state officials.

Louisiana's Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the arrest of Abdel Abdani, Iman HD Srar, Omar Adhami, Amani Abu Zeina, and Mohamed E. Adhami, all residents of St. Tammany Parish in Louisiana.

All five men are accused of Medicaid fraud totaling nearly a quarter of a million dollars.

Two of the suspects, Abdel Amani and Omar Adhami, are also accused of funneling more than $100,000 to Hamas in s- to support the terrorist organization's activities in the Middle East.

Mr. Terry Boy says, ABL, check out what's happening.

Going on with the schools in St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.

It's a shame.

What's happening? Give me the rundown.

So born and raised in this area.

So in St. Tammany Parish on the North Shore, you've got the Gulf South Commerce Park.

And this one, it's a 919 acre business park.

And it's a $2 million fast sites investment.

manufacturing, logistics, and distribution targets.

So if you've been listening to some of our other conversations, this is actually going to tie into things like the St. Bernard Parish LIT, the port project that's proposed.

One of the big things I've talked about is there's gonna be overflow into New Orleans East as well as St. Tammany Parish.

And with that, there's going to be need for, you know, manufacturing logistics, you know, and distribution targets, right? So what they're doing here is they're pre-plotting this so that as these development projects move along, they're saying, hey, we've got these available sites.

And that, it turns out, is exactly what happened.

On March 15, 2012, an inmate at the St. Tammany Parish Jail, about an hour north of St. Bernard, called John Doran's office.

His name was James Tregler, and he had some information about the Dorothy Thompson case.

Doran and his partner immediately drove up to talk to him.

Like Jose Cruz before him, he said he'd stayed silent because he worried Nodier would kill him if he talked.

Lately, also like Cruz, his conscience had been getting to him, but he still might not have come forward if Nodier hadn't just threatened to kill his wife.

As Tregler explained, a few days earlier, Nodier had come to the St. Tammany Parish jail to speak with him.

During their meeting, Nodier told him that the cops were looking at him for the Dorothy Thompson killing.

She's 24 years old.

She was working in St. Tammany Parish.

She's 24 years old.

She was working in St. Tammany Parish in Louisiana.

She ended up being arrested and issued a summons.

on September 18th, 2026, after admitting that she struck an inmate who taunted her.

So he plead before it w- all his business, you know, was put out there.

But according to the St. Tammany Parish District Attorney's office, Tate plead guilty to second-degree rape, sexual battery of a victim under 13, and two counts of conspiracy to c- distribute a narcotic to a person under 18.

He also plead guilty in other pending cases to carnal knowledge of a juvenile, conspiracy to distribute a Schedule III controlled substance, and illegal carrying of a weapon while in possession of drugs.

Prosecutors said Tate first contacted the victim and her older sister on Snapchat and offered to supply them with vapes.

Court records state that in March 2024, he went to their home, lured the younger girl, who at that point was 12, into his vehicle, locked the doors, and sexually assaulted her.

Covington Police, uh, opened the rape investigation in September of 2024 after the girl's mother reported that her daughter, who was then 13, had been abused months earlier.

But hours after the assault, St. Tammany Parish sheriff's deputies had arrested Tate on drug charges.

Investigators later recovered the victim's DNA from shorts that Tate was wearing at the time of the arrest.

No, that's not a regular mosquito, Billy.

That's a St. Tammany Parish elephant mosquito.

A what now? It's a new thing now.

Parrish Mosquito Board is introducing the native elephant mosquitoes in spots where biting mosquitoes win the night.

Exactly.

The elephant mosquito is here to solve all your problems in Louisiana.

The St. Tammany Parish elephant mosquito is on its way to your neighborhood, guys.

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