Others in attendance said they were thankful for the committee's decision to not ban the documentary. 'But when you're watching something and you're seeing a clip of an actual video of this going on in a movie at a library, I just couldn't get over that.' 'When you're reading vulgarity in books, that's fine,' said LaFleur. She addressed the committee saying she was appalled by some of the documentary's content and the DVD's presence at the library. The March 9 hearing was the third time since November that the library has considered a request to ban material from the system.Īt the meeting, Kathy LaFleur revealed that she was the person who made the request for the DVD to be removed after she rented it from the library. It's a documentary about a gay escort in post World War II Hollywood. On Wednesday night, a committee denied the request to remove a DVD called Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood from library shelves. The latest challenge to content available at the Lafayette Public Library has been rejected.