Six executives of a Louisiana company that recycles explosives have pleaded not guilty as part of an investigation into the storage of millions of pounds of military propellant, a discovery that lead to the evacuation of a nearby small town. …
Louisiana authorities have indicted Explo Systems Inc. and six unnamed owners and managers on charges relating to improper storage of millions of pounds of explosive military propellant. Webster Parish District Attorney Schuyler Marvin says the employees face 10 felony charges …
A company accused of improperly storing tons of explosives has sued Louisiana State Police to get back its revoked licenses. Explo Systems Inc. and its owners filed suit late Friday in state court in Baton Rouge, The Times of Shreveport …
State police and Webster Parish sheriff’s deputies are at the Camp Minden industrial site in northwest Louisiana, trying to determine how to secure thousands of pounds of explosive powder that officials say were improperly housed by a company there. Webster …