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Today & Tonight: A muggy and rainy start for today. Most people are waking up to showers but some have only seen cloudy conditions so far. There will be several rounds of rain throughout the day with 1-3” of rain possible. Areas north of I-10 should expect to see the greatest amount of rain. We are in a level 2 slight risk for seeing excessive rain, flash flooding for low-lying areas is our main concern for today. There is the potential to see gusty winds as the system approaches. Temperatures will peak in the upper-60s in the afternoon and stay muggy and warm overnight near 61°.

Up Next: The rainy, muggy pattern will continue into the start of the workweek. Monday and Tuesday will not be total washouts but there will be plenty of lingering moisture to help fuel some isolated showers in the afternoons. Temperatures will reach the low-70s in the afternoon hours and cool into the upper-50s overnight. There will be showers around the forecast but still plenty of dry time and sunshine in between the rain. By Wednesday, our next system will start to move through the area. Wednesday you can expect scattered showers during the afternoon. Into Thursday the next cold front will make its way through the Capital Area bringing more rain. Once the system finally moves out we will be much cooler and drier heading into your next weekend. Click here to see the 7-day forecast.

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The LSU student died shortly after she left Reggie's bar in Tigerland with the defendants. She was struck by a vehicle as she stood in a roadway in the early morning hours of Jan. 15.

Toxicology reports showed that Brooks had a blood alcohol level of .319 -- nearly four times the limit set to determine intoxication for a driver.

Washington was released from the East Baton Rouge jail after posting bond earlier this week. The two other adults who are charged -- Everett Lee and Casen Carver -- have also bonded out.

The juvenile suspect remained in detention awaiting a rescheduled court hearing.

Brooks' funeral is set to take place next weekend.

Reggie's is closed following the suspension of its license to serve alcohol.

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The WBRZ Investigative Unit was there as Miller surrendered. She pulled up around 2:15 p.m. Friday and went to the Sheriff's Training Center where she hung out for about 45 minutes. Miller then pulled into the parking lot of the jail, and was escorted in by WBRSO employee Kevin Deval. Sources say Deval and Sheriff Mike Cazes' son-in-law Dale Simoneaux orchestrated a plan to make things easy on her, to help avoid media attention.

Why she was allowed to hang out at the training center before she turned herself in on serious charges, hasn't been answered by sheriff's office. WBRZ reached out to Sheriff Mike Cazes but did not get a response back.

Miller's alleged theft came to light last fall when thousands of dollars went missing. An investigation by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor, State Police and the FBI went on for months. Sources said the LLA turned over their case to law enforcement over the past few days.

Sources said $150,000 was missing from the West Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office. Miller was tasked with processing traffic ticket payments, and public records show she was earning $72,000 in that role.

District Attorney Tony Clayton told the WBRZ Investigative Unit that justice will be served in this case.

"I do not plan on convening a grand jury on this one if the evidence is strong," Clayton said. "This is a case I can make a call on my own. If it's evidence that is clear cut, then I don't need a grand jury to make it. I need the evidence to prosecute. I need to show the fraud, how the fraud took place, under what circumstances."

Sources said she was booked on malfeasance in office counts and felony theft.