Louisiana law is explicit: manslaughter is a crime of violence. Yet inmate Carlton Church, convicted of killing another person, was allegedly placed inside the Webster Parish Sheriff’s Auto Center—a work-style assignment the law was designed to prohibit for violent offenders. The placement raises serious questions about statutory compliance, public safety, and who authorized a crime-of-violence inmate to work in an automotive environment tied to his original offense. Heart of Webster has identified this as a new, independent legal concern demanding immediate explanation and accountability.