Jeremy Mardis

Will episode 2 of this high-profile case be moved from Avoyelles Parish?

A state district judge has sentenced former Marksville City Marshal Derrick Stafford in the death of 6-year-old Jeremy Mardis.

Christopher Few testified Tuesday that he remembers hearing the gunshots and raising his hands.

The lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court claims Marksville city officials failed to properly train the deputies on use of deadly force.

Derrick Stafford wants a judge to throw out his indictment saying he acted in self-defense.

MARKSVILLE, La. (AP) — One of two deputy city marshals accused in the fatal shooting of a boy who was strapped into the front seat of his father's car in Louisiana is asking a judge to move his trial to another location. The Advocate reports attorneys for Derrick Stafford say publicity surrounding the November shooting of 6-year-old Jeremy Mardis and the wounding of his father, Chris Few, has prej

Derrick Stafford will be monitored electronically at his home following his release Wednesday from the Avoyelles Parish Jail.

Prosecutors opted to dismiss 2011 rape charges against one of the two Marksville marshals being investigated for the shooting death of 6-year-old Jeremy Mardis.

Norris Greenhouse was a full-time Alexandria deputy marshal and Derrick Stafford was a part-time Alexandria deputy marshal.

A lawyer for Chris Few told The Associated Press on Monday that a police body camera showed that the father was holding both of his hands up and didn't pose a threat when the officers began firing at least 18 bullets at the car.

Two marshals were booked late Friday on charges of second degree murder and attempted second degree murder.