trayford pellerin

The D.A. of Lafayette held a press conference today where he revealed new bodycam and surveillance video from the night Trayford Pellerin was fatally shot by Lafayette Police officers.

A Lafayette Parish grand jury today has decided not to indict any of the Lafayette Police officers involved in the shooting death of Trayford Pellerin on August 21, 2020.

The results of the investigation were handed to the Lafayette Parish DIstrict Attorney's office in December; now the DA's office is conducting its own investigation.

The wrongful death suit stems from the shooting death of Trayford Pellerin at the hands of Lafayette Police in August of this year.

A paramilitary organization has announced its plans to host a protest in downtown Lafayette this Saturday, October 3rd at Parc Sans Souci at 4:00 pm.

Funeral services for Trayford Pellerin will be held today (Sept. 10) in Lafayette.

The victim was discovered at the same gas station where Trayford Pellerin was killed three weeks ago.

After a district judge granted a temporary restraining order that would prevent the release of police bodycam footage from the fatal officer-involved shooting of Trayford Pellerin, Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory says he's committed to keeping a promise made to the family.

The Pellerin family and supporters were unified in one common message delivered by local activist Jamal Taylor.

Rev. Al Sharpton will be in Lafayette next week where he is expected to speak at the funeral of Trayford Pellerin.