NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Louisiana man accused of shining a flood light at several military aircraft has been charged with endangering the safety of the pilots and crew. Federal prosecutors say 58-year-old Charles Clausen, of Hammond, aimed the light at six Army National Guard helicopters and a plane that were returning to an air base near his home.
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