Excerpts from the Louisiana State Police Commission (LSPC) meeting of 4/13/17 and the Louisiana Auctioneer Licensing Board (LALB) meeting of 9/17/12. Both involved payroll fraud. For the LSPC meeting, Jill Craft, attorney for Ronald Picou, a Louisiana State Police Trooper who slept on the job for years, blames Picou's actions, for which he was TERMINATED, on "irresponsible reporting." Though she doesn't mention by whom, everyone knows she's referring to Tom Aswell of www.louisianavoice.com.

The LALB meeting, meanwhile, entailed an ACTUAL HEARING conducted on auctioneer Robert Burns for reporting payroll fraud on the part of the LALB's Executive Director, Sandy Edmonds. That clip entails Burns' attorney stating there is “no basis” to conduct a hearing on Burns for his role in reporting Edmonds' payroll fraud (to which Board Member Darlene Jacobs-Levy, herself an attorney, concurs and calls for a "directed verdict" in Burns favor and for the matter to be dismissed). When the Attorney General Administrative Judge, Michael Vallen, declined to do so, convicted felon Larry Bankston stated Burns’ reports (in which Edmonds was caught vacationing at Orange Beach, spending a week in Disneyworld, visiting relatives in Kansas, enjoying another vacation in New York, etc.) were "unquestionably false and misleading."

Apparently, the Louisiana Inspector General didn't share Bankston's sentiments as they issued the following report on December 9, 2013 citing Edmonds as "being paid while performing NO PUBLIC PURPOSE.": [ Ссылка ].

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