United States of America v. Larry Wright

Larry Wright was employed by the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office (EBRSO) in the capacity of a jailer at the Parrish Prison.  The position called for Wright to be a sworn deputy sheriff.  However, he had no law enforcement powers outside the walls of the facilty in which he was assigned.  He had no authority to investigate any crime outside of the prison nor to make arrests.  His job was to control prisoners and security of the prison. In 2006 while employed with EBRSO, Wright met Chris...
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