re: Youngsville City Council Member and Chief of Police Acting Like They Are a POS

Police Chief lived a few houses down from me a few years ago. Don't know the chick though I probably voted for her arse. Hopefully there's an alternative next go 'round...

Wy peepo

Youngsville is the 'track home subdivision in a cane field' capital of Louisiana Baw... put some respek on it

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She deserves all the public humiliation that follows.

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I would console her for about three minutes.

She posted a statement on her personal and City Council Facebook pages a few hours ago claiming her "uncharacteristic behavior" was due to a concussion. And she's deleting all of the angry comments. I hope she resigns.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Youngsville, March 27, 2023- Councilwoman Kayla Reaux issued the following statement regarding the automobile accident that she was involved in this past November:
On a November evening in 2022, I was involved in an automobile accident which occurred from distracted driving in Youngsville, where I hit a parked vehicle and sustained a concussion, causing memory loss and uncharacteristic behavior.
I understand that driving while being tired and distracted can be dangerous, and I encourage everyone to adhere to safe driving practices. I want to apologize for any uncharacteristic behavior exhibited during the accident. I want to assure the community that this is not indicative of my usual conduct and was a result of the head trauma that I sustained.
I have been cooperative with the authorities and insurance companies to resolve the matter professionally and quickly. The accident claim remains open, and I am hopeful for a swift resolution.
Coming from a family of policemen and women, I hold a great deal of respect for law enforcement. Due to the head trauma I suffered, I may have said things that were not reflective of my usual behavior. I regret any negative interaction and hope to make amends with the police department.

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I want to draw attention to the seriousness of concussions, which are a common injury in automobile accidents. I continue to suffer from damage left by the concussion and experience symptoms such as vertigo, sleep loss, and headaches. I want to stress that individuals who experience similar symptoms after an accident should seek medical attention.
As an elected official, I would never ask for special treatment because I am not above the law. I understand the importance of accountability and transparency in all aspects of public service. I will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities and accept any consequences that may arise from my actions.
I would like to apologize to those affected by the accident and assure the community that I am taking all necessary steps to address the situation. I remain committed to serving the people of Youngsville with honesty, integrity, and dedication. I am truly sorry."
Councilwoman Kayla Reaux wants to emphasize the importance of prioritizing safety while driving and seeking medical attention if anyone experiences any symptoms after an accident.

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Kayla Reaux issued the following statement

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That statement is nothing more than some grade-A, first-class crawfishing.

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but this dumbass lib law professor can eat a bag of dicks

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Levy is very far left

Also a gigantic pussy onNextdoor complaining about fireworks

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her luxury suv mind you.

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Yeah, I was laughing at that.

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I hope she resigns

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After issuing that statement, and the support she has from CoP... I doubt it

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In the minutes after the crash, the councilwoman responded to officers with jokes, expletives and contradictory answers, bodycam footage from the scene shows.

“You been drinking?” the first responding officer asked Reaux

“No. Yes. Possibly,” she responded.

“It’s a yes or no question,” the officer said.

“No,” Reaux answered.

The Youngsville Police Department has no written policy for conducting sobriety tests or issuing citations at the scene of crashes, according to the police chief.

“I’m not a big proponent of writing somebody a citation when it’s clearly an accident,” Boudreaux said. “They’re going to have enough to deal with getting the quotes for the car, talking to the insurance and all of that. Our job is not to decide if someone is right or wrong in an accident.”

Boudreaux said Reaux was not given special treatment because of her elected position or relation to the former police chief.

Still, Reaux was uncooperative until the police chief arrived and, even then, she would only cooperate with him, according to body camera footage. She declined to speak with the owner of the other vehicle or provide serious answers to the questions asked by responding officers.

When an officer asked for her phone number to give to the towing company, Reaux answered “Eight-six-seven-five-three-oh-nine.”

The police chief then sang the number back, and Reaux joined in — the two singing to the tune of Tommy Tutone’s catchy hit “867-5309/Jenny.”

The officer didn’t question the councilwoman's response and told the towing company her phone number was 337-867-5309.

When asked how to spell her name, Reaux proceeded to mock the officer.

“If you’re from Louisiana and you don’t know how to spell that, it’s embarrassing,” she said. “R-E-A-U-X. It’s like geaux.”

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Voters of Youngsville need to step up against that BS.