“This is such a great improvement, and I think it will be such a great asset to the Acadiana area,” said Donald Landry, 15th Judicial District Attorney. “Not only will it help us in convicting people, but it will also exonerate people. And that’s what all of this is about, justice.”
The new facility includes advanced scientific equipment, expanded lab work rooms and a new firearms lab, all designed to improve the processing and analysis of evidence.
Kevin Ardoin, Director of the Acadiana Crime Lab, praised the new development.
“Now we are allowed to have a better workflow when we are meeting with these crime lab experts,” Ardoin. “Their work can be designed in a better workflow to conduct an analysis, to produce a better product, more efficient to do a better job for the people.”
This state-of-the-art facility aims to enhance the efficiency of evidence evaluations and support justice efforts across eight Acadiana parishes.
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