Re election not on mind of mad Louisiana mayor
John K Snyder, the controversial Alexandria mayor nicknamed the mad aunt in the attic, leaves office amid a history of erratic acts including catfish stocking of the pool and removing City Hall restroom doors. He faced psychiatric evaluation after drunken driving and concealed weapon arrest, was committed to VA Hospital, then regained the post after a legal fight, with officials noting mixed judgments on his competence.
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Man drags horse to death near Carson shelter
Edward Hardwick, 46, drove his pickup with a 4 foot lead rope tied to the bumper, dragging his dapple-gray appaloosa for about 3 miles to an animal shelter route. The horse died at the scene. Hardwick was booked on felony cruelty to animals with $1,000 bail. Friends cite recent personal losses as context for his actions.
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