Reggie Brown, a former interim police chief in Monroe, has become an unlikely social media folk hero and, quite possibly, the highest-paid jailer in Louisiana. After winning a landmark case against the city of Monroe before the Louisiana Supreme Court…
The Louisiana Supreme Court on Wednesday, September 3, 2025 upheld a civil service board’s decision to reduce the punishment for former Monroe interim police chief Reginald Brown from termination to a 90-day suspension without pay, clarifying the roles of administrative…
Former Interim Monroe Police Chief Reggie Brown says he was blindsided last week when the City of Monroe served him with a lawsuit demanding he repay more than $70,000 in back wages — money the city paid him after a…
Reggie Brown may finally get to back to work since the 2nd circuit court of appeals turned down the city’s last ditch Hail Mary appeal effort to keep from hiring him back. It all happened Monday in the aftermath of…
Former Interim Reggie Brown has submitted an official complaint to the Louisiana Judiciary Commission against Judge Daniel Joseph Ellender, focusing on allegations of judicial misconduct during his tenure as District Judge in the Fourth Judicial District Court, Division K, covering…
In a dramatic legal turnaround, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed a decision of one its own members, and clearing the way for the reinstatement of Reggie Brown, a former Monroe police officer, and awarding him back pay…
If you thought the City’s fight with Reggie Brown is over, think again! The city is appealing the Civil Service Board’s decision to re-instate Brown with backpay. To top that off Brown is also appealing the board’s decision to suspend…
