According to court documents, 66-year-old Dorian LaCourse played a key role in a conspiracy to traffic fully-automatic machine guns while chief of police for the Village of Addyston.
Highlights
- Dorian LaCourse played a key role in a conspiracy to traffic fully-automatic machine guns.
- As chief of police, LaCourse signed multiple “demonstration letters” falsely stating the Village of Addyston Police Department was interested in buying various types of machine guns, including military-grade weapons.
- LaCourse received more than $11,500 from the gun dealers for his role in the scheme, federal prosecutors said.
- The two gun dealers both pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States.
- The U.S.
- Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Indiana said LaCourse got more than.