by Ambria Washington
November 23, 2016
Categories: Community, Videos
NOPD Fourth District officer Shantell Howard spent the day feeding Thanksgiving meals to more than 50 homeless individuals who are currently living in temporary housing facilities.
November 16, 2016
Categories: Community
Topics: Community Policing, Seventh District
NOPD Seventh District officers strapped on their tennis shoes and ran alongside students with Youth Run NOLA at the Family Fun Run on Saturday (Nov. 12) at Joe W. Brown Memorial park.
November 4, 2016
Topics: Community Policing
It was an emotional night for the NOPD and members of the community Thursday (Nov. 3) as the Abramson Sci Academy Marching Commodores Band dedicated its halftime performance in honor of fallen NOPD Officer Natasha Hunter.
by Dawne Massey
November 3, 2016
Topics: Community Policing, Fourth District
The New Orleans Police Department’s Fourth District has officially kicked off its 3rd Annual Toy Drive, and all items collected will go to needy children in the district.
November 2, 2016
NOPD Detective Winston Harbin is ready to take on WWL-TV Anchor Mike Hoss in what promises to be an epic dance battle.
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