Former Louisiana State Police Captain Sues Agency, Alleges Discrimination
A former captain of the Louisiana State Police has filed a lawsuit against the agency, alleging discrimination by a former superintendent.
New Orleans, LA, October 17, 2026 —
A former captain of the Louisiana State Police has filed a lawsuit against the agency, alleging that a former superintendent discriminated against the captain. The available information does not identify either person or describe the conduct at the center of the allegation.
The lawsuit’s filing date, court, legal claims and requested relief were not provided. It is also unclear whether the case has received a response from the agency or the former superintendent, or whether any court has ruled on the allegations. The filing itself does not establish that discrimination occurred.
No details were provided about the captain’s employment history, the circumstances that led to the lawsuit or when the alleged discrimination took place. The information also does not specify the basis of the alleged discrimination or whether the lawsuit includes claims against any individuals in addition to the agency.
As a result, the reported facts are limited to the former captain’s status, the agency named in the summary and the allegation involving a former superintendent. Further details about the case and any response from the parties were not available in the information provided. The case’s current procedural status is unknown.
Story summarized from the original created by BY WILLIE SWETT | Staff writer on www.nola.com, see more information here.
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