Northshore District Attorney Collin Sims was already plenty busy.
Since taking office in 2023, he has overseen more than 9,000 felony prosecutions in his 125-person office and formed two task forces with state and federal agencies. He began prosecuting the Mayor of Bogalusa. He is a regular attendee at St. Tammany political events. And he’s been relentless in pursuing funding for northshore public safety agencies.
But in August, he added another big assignment, the highest-profile one yet: the Louisiana Supreme Court named him special prosecutor in the criminal investigation of how Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill came to be indicted by an Orleans Parish grand jury…