Mayor Cantrell, City Leaders Address Juvenile Justice Intervention
May 29, 2019
Mayor LaToya Cantrell and juvenile justice leaders held a press conference Wednesday to announce new initiatives to combat juvenile crime in New Orleans.
Tag: NOPD
One Third of April Gunshot Victims in New Orleans Were Children
May 6, 2019
Eleven children were hit by gunfire in April of 2019. That's more than any of the last 16 months, according to a report issued by NOLA.com.
Viral Video Shows District Commander Slamming Woman to Ground During French Quarter Fest
April 15, 2019
NOPD is investigating the actions of a district commander after a video showing him aggressively tossing a woman to the ground went viral.
NOPD Officer Shot on Tulane Ave – Suspect in Custody
April 12, 2019
According to the New Orleans Police Department, an officer was shot Thursday evening at the Shell Gas Station in the 3300 block of Tulane Ave. NOPD Superintendent Shaun Ferguson stated that the shooting occurred around 9:16 p.m. The officer, who has been with the NOPD for three years and was assigned to the first district, […]
NOPD Announces 46 Percent Drop in Murders for 2019 So Far
April 3, 2019
NOPD announced a 46-percent drop in murders, a 17 percent drop in non-fatal shootings, and an 8 percent drop in armed robberies so far in 2019.
Son of NOPD superintendent arrested for domestic battery
January 23, 2019
Shane Ferguson, son of newly appointed NOPD Superintendent Shaun Ferguson was arrested on charges of domestic abuse battery.
Mayor Cantrell Announces Shaun Ferguson As Next NOPD Superintendent
January 14, 2019
Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced that New Orleans Police Department Commander Shaun Ferguson will be sworn in as the city's new police superintendent.
Mayor Cantrell to Announce New Police Commissioner on Monday
January 8, 2019
New Orleans police superintendent Michael Harrison has been picked to become Baltimore's new police commissioner.Â
City Rounds Up French Quarter Transients
November 29, 2018
In a coordinated effort between the New Orleans Police Department, Orleans Parish Sherrif's Office, the SPCA, and city sanitation workers, the homeless are being removed from the French Quarter.
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