Terry King provides extensive and in-depth behind-the-scenes drama culminating in the resignation of St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith along with other alleged Parish corruption.

Terry King of Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany Parish and Louisiana United International.

In today’s Sound Off Louisiana feature, Terry King, a member of the group Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany Parish and also Louisiana United International, discusses the extensive, in-depth, behind-the-scenes drama which took place culminating in the resignation of St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith yesterday, Wednesday, June 24, 2026.  He also provides details on Smith’s replacement, an upcoming election, and opines on other acts of alleged St. Tammany Parish Corruption:

6/25/26:  King on St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith’s resignation and other aspects of St. Tammany Parish alleged corruption.

We again thank everyone for their dedication to the blog and hope everyone has an enjoyable weekend and that nobody fails to get out and vote (for those who passed on early voting) on Saturday!

With LSP Retirement Board Chairman Marcel admitting, “this is the first I’m hearing of this,” he commits for the Board to “review your case” on former LSP Sgt. Galmiche’s “not voluntary” retirement.

On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, former Louisiana State Police (LSP) Sgt. Huey Galmiche delivers nothing short of a fire and brimstone sermon regarding his frustrations about the circumstances under which his “not voluntary retirement” was obtained by two LSP Captains shortly after he was charged with skip scanning at Wal Mart.

Of all of the features we’ve published in 2026, by far the most traffic and video views are for our May 13, 2026 feature of former LSP Sgt. Huey Galmiche alleging he was forced to retire while handcuffed to a desk.

On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, Galmiche appeared before the Louisiana State Police Retirement Board at its regular meeting.  Galmiche held nothing back, and the Board was very generous in the amount of time he was allotted both to state his case fully as well as field one question from active trooper Thurman Miller.  The video says it all, and this is a video blog, so here’s Galmiche’s fire and brimstone presentation (we believe it is very, very worth the watch):

6/24/26:  Active Trooper Thurman Miller looks on as Galmiche makes his case before the LSPRB.  Miller would also pose a question after Galmiche concluded his presentation.

This is a video blog, and the above video says all anyone needs to know, so we are not going to add a single word on our part entailing the content of the above video.  It speaks for itself.

We appreciate everyone’s dedication to this blog, which celebrated its 11th anniversary on the fourth of this month.  It has certainly been a very wild ride!

Billy Broussard lays blame for his $1 million + loss squarely at the feet of former “Mafia Boss,” (the late Calcasieu Parish DA John DeRosier); says President Trump, VP Vance should acknowledge DAs roles in aiding such fraud and that Gov. Landry must join the Trump/Vance efforts.

Former Calcasieu Parish District Attorney, the late John DeRosier.

In today’s Sound Off Louisiana feature, Billy Brossard lays the blame for his $1 million plus loss in the aftermath of Hurricane Rita squarely at the feet of “Mafia Boss,” the late Calcasieu Parish District Attorney John DeRosier.  He further acknowledges President Trump’s “top down” approach to root out fraud, and he states emphatically that Gov. Landry will have little choice but to join in the Trump/Vance efforts and “top down” approach:

Billy Broussard on President Trump and Vice President J. D. Vance’s revamped efforts to root out fraud and his statements that Gov. Landry will need to join in their efforts.

Here are links to features Broussard wanted to accompany this feature:

  1. Water, water everywhere article entailing flooding everywhere along the Louisiana and Texas borders in October of 2006.  Broussard attributes this flooding to “neglect” and asserts local drainage officials cured some of their “neglect” by simply having him clean out a ton of debris which had been in Indian Bayou for decades only to then report different GPS work sites to FEMA (which Broussard steadfastly maintains were not even on the Army Corps’ map for the Indian Bayou project) and stiff him for over $1 million in the process.
  2. October 2, 2025 American Press article on the passing of former Calcasieu Parish DA John DeRosier.
  3. Fox News interview with Vice President J. D. Vance on fraud clampdowns wherein Vance is quoted as stating, “We’ve looked where nobody else looked.”

Happy Juneteenth to everyone.