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Louisiana police chief, businessman accused of selling fake crime reports plead guilty

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Former Glenmora Chief of Police Tebo Onishea and businessman Chandrakant Patel pleaded guilty to federal charges related to a visa fraud scheme involving false police reports to support U-visa applications for victims of violent crimes. Both face up to five years in prison and property forfeitures.

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Louisiana police chief, businessman accused of selling fake crime reports plead guilty

Former Glenmora Chief of Police Tebo Onishea and businessman Chandrakant Patel pleaded guilty to federal charges related to a visa fraud scheme involving false police reports to support U-visa applications for victims of violent crimes. Both face up to five years in prison and property forfeitures.

·Baton Rouge, United States
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The Advocate broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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