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Kevin Rickmon, Sexual Battery, Louisiana 2024

A former St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Deputy has been convicted of sexual battery of a minor and attempted third degree rape. Kevin Rickmon was found guilty by a jury late Friday night, following a prosecution led by Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry’s office.

The conviction is a significant victory for the victims and their families, who have endured a horrific ordeal at the hands of a trusted public official. According to Attorney General Landry, the lifelong scars of sexual abuse are particularly egregious when perpetrated by people in positions of authority.

Attorney General Landry praised the bravery of the crime victims and the exceptional prosecutorial efforts of his Assistant Attorneys General Winston White and Amanda Martin. The verdict is the culmination of their hard work and dedication to seeking justice for the victims.

The case against Kevin Rickmon was built on the testimony of the victims and the evidence presented by the prosecution. The jury’s guilty verdict sends a strong message that sex crimes will not be tolerated, particularly when committed by those in positions of trust and authority.

Attorney General Landry expressed his hope that the conviction can provide healing and closure for the victims and their families. The verdict is a testament to the commitment of the Attorney General’s office to protecting the citizens of Louisiana and holding perpetrators of sex crimes accountable.

The conviction of Kevin Rickmon is a reminder that sex crimes can have a profound impact on the victims and their loved ones. It is essential that we continue to support and believe victims of sex crimes, and work towards creating a society where these horrific crimes are not tolerated.

In a statement, Attorney General Landry said, ‘The lifelong scars of sexual abuse cut even deeper when the victim is a minor. These horrific crimes are especially egregious when perpetrated by people in a position of public trust and authority. This verdict is the culmination of bravery by the crime victims and exceptional prosecutorial efforts by my Assistant Attorneys General Winston White and Amanda Martin. I pray this conviction can provide healing and closure for the victims and their families.’

The case against Kevin Rickmon is a prime example of the importance of holding public officials accountable for their actions. As a former St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Deputy, Rickmon was sworn to protect and serve the community, but instead, he abused his position of trust and authority to commit heinous crimes.

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