路易斯安那州芒厄姆警察局长被捕：被控盗用殉职警员家属捐款逾6400美元，10月26日收监
路易斯安那州总检察长办公室10月26日宣布，该州调查局（LBI）在里奇兰县芒厄姆（Mangham）逮捕了芒厄姆警察局长 Perry Fleming（68岁）与前副局长 Dakota McKinney（32岁）：两人被指盗用为一名殉职警员家属募集的捐款并销毁公共记录，10月26日被收押进里奇兰县拘留中心，案件仍在调查中。
总检察长办公室称，LBI 于2026年4月在芒厄姆村当选官员请求协助后立案调查。调查发现，Fleming 以2020年10月在一次交通拦截中殉职的芒厄姆警员 Marshall Waters 的名义开设了一个「受益人」账户，多家执法机构和个人共捐入七张支票、总额超过6,400美元，支票抬头是殉职警员的家属；但这笔钱存进账户后，家属从未收到，家属表示他们根本不知道这个账户的存在。调查人员称，Fleming 把账户中的1,844.61美元用于2021年10月赴华盛顿参加全国警察周的个人旅费，包括机票、酒店、餐饮和购物；而殉职警员的三个成年子女是自费前往参加父亲的纪念仪式的。
调查还发现，Fleming 与 McKinney 销毁了存在芒厄姆警察局电脑里的公共警察记录。数字取证显示，警察报告、逮捕记录、逮捕令等公共文件被转存到外部存储设备后从电脑中删除；监控视频拍到 Fleming 把一台镇政府所有的电脑搬出警察局，数日后送回时电脑已被恢复出厂设置、数据全部销毁。McKinney 则被指安排一家信息技术厂商把第二台电脑的数据抹除，并曾在当班时用公车把电脑送过去。
Fleming 被控一项重罪盗窃、一项洗钱、两项损害公共记录、两项妨碍司法、两项刑事合谋和两项渎职；McKinney 被控一项损害公共记录、一项妨碍司法、两项刑事合谋和一项渎职。Fleming 的保释金为5,500美元，McKinney 为2,500美元。总检察长 Liz Murrill 说：「我们最庄严的职责之一，就是纪念殉职警员并照看他们的家人。这位局长和前副局长有很多问题需要交代。」总检察长办公室提醒，所有被告在被证明有罪之前均被推定无罪。
Louisiana Mangham Police Chief Perry Fleming Arrested Over Theft of More Than $6,400 in Fallen Officer Family Donations
The Louisiana Attorney General's Office announced on October 26, 2026, that the Louisiana Bureau of Investigation (LBI) arrested Perry Fleming, 68, Chief of Police of Mangham in Richland Parish, Louisiana, and Dakota McKinney, 32, the department's former Assistant Chief, for allegedly stealing funds intended for the family of a deceased Mangham police officer and destroying public records. Both men were booked into the Richland Parish Detention Center on October 26, and the investigation remains ongoing.
According to the Attorney General's Office, LBI opened a criminal investigation in April 2026 after elected officials from the Village of Mangham requested assistance over concerns about potential criminal conduct inside the police department. Agents found that Fleming had opened a bank account titled as a Beneficiary account in the name of Mangham Police Officer Marshall Waters, who was killed in a line-of-duty shooting in October 2020. Various law enforcement organizations and individuals had donated seven checks totaling more than $6,400, made payable to the fallen officer's family. The checks were deposited into the account, but the family did not receive the funds, and family members said they were unaware of the account and had received no disbursements from it. Agents said Fleming used $1,844.61 from the account to finance personal travel to Washington, D.C., in October 2021 for National Police Week, including airfare, hotel lodging, meals and merchandise purchases, while the fallen officer's three adult children paid their own way to attend their father's memorial service.
Agents also found that Fleming and McKinney had destroyed public police records stored on Mangham Police Department computers. A digital forensics examination showed that police reports, arrest records, warrants and other public documents had been transferred to an external storage device and then deleted; surveillance video captured Fleming removing a town-owned computer from the department and returning it a few days later after it had been reset to factory settings, destroying all stored data. McKinney was accused of arranging for a second computer to be wiped through an information technology vendor, using a public vehicle while on duty to transport it.
Fleming was charged with one count of felony theft, one count of money laundering, two counts of injuring public records, two counts of obstruction of justice, two counts of criminal conspiracy and two counts of malfeasance in office. McKinney was charged with one count of injuring public records, one count of obstruction of justice, two counts of criminal conspiracy and one count of malfeasance in office. Fleming's bond was set at $5,500 and McKinney's at $2,500. 'One of our most solemn duties is honoring our fallen officers and helping look after their families. The Chief and the former Assistant have a lot to answer for,' Attorney General Liz Murrill said. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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图片来源：位于雷维尔的里奇兰县法院（资料图）。Billy Hathorn 摄，CC BY-SA 3.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / The Richland Parish Courthouse in Rayville (file photo). Photo by Billy Hathorn, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
