District Attorney Chad Pitre

07/04/2026

“Our strength lies in our diversity, our pride in our unity”
Happy Independence Day!

06/21/2026

Father: A son’s first hero, and a daughter’s first love

06/17/2026

State vs Kayvyon L. Sapp

05/26/2026

State vs Lance Richard

05/25/2026

Let’s take a moment of silence to Remember and Honor the Sacrifices of the Thousands of Men and Women who Gave up their Lives for our Country

05/10/2026

Wishing all the Mothers, Step-Mothers, Grandmothers and God Mothers a Blessed Day.

04/16/2026

A Sunset Man Convicted of 2nd Degree Murder

04/05/2026

“May the blessings of Easter fill your home with happiness and your heart with peace".

04/03/2026

03/26/2026

ST. LANDRY PARISH JURY CONVICTS NICHOLAS AYMOND OF SECOND-DEGREE MURDER

Today, a St. Landry Parish Jury reached a unanimous verdict finding 30-year-old Nicholas Aymond guilty of the Second-Degree Murder of Stanley Aultman, II. Aultman was 64 at the time of his death. Both Aultman and Aymond were from Lafayette.
Prosecutors established the travel and timeline of the murder using maps, video, and witness testimony. The victim left his home on April 2, 2020, to give Aymond a ride to the store. The evidence revealed the two leaving the victim’s home in Lafayette, driving to highway 359 in the Washington area where Aymond shot the victim three times, threw his body out of his car, and rolled the vehicle over the victim several times before driving off to meet his girlfriend who lived about 10 minutes from the crime scene. Law enforcement and emergency personnel arrived swiftly but Aultman was already deceased.
District Attorney Chad Pitre thanked his prosecutors, Glenn Marcantel and Ogden Pitre for delivering justice for the victim’s family.
Louisiana law provides that Second-Degree Murder carries mandatory life imprisonment at hard labor. Sentencing is set for May 14, 2026, at 9:00am.