by Officer Juan D. Barnes, Sr
October 16, 2016
Categories: Be on the Lookout
Topics: Fifth District, Homicide
The NOPD Homicide Unit is investigating a fatal shooting that claimed the life of a male victim, who appears to be about 18–19 years-old. The incident was reported around 9:12 p.m., near the intersection of Pauger and North Villere Streets.
October 15, 2016
Topics: Homicide, Sixth District
The NOPD Homicide Unit is investigating a fatal shooting that claimed the life of an unidentified female who appears to be in her late 30s. The incident was reported around 10:42 a.m., near the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Clara Street.
by Dawne Massey
October 12, 2016
Topics: Fourth District, Homicide
The NOPD has identified Ronnie Smith (DOB: 7-20-1994) as a suspect wanted for a murder in the 3300 block of General Meyer.
by Aaron Looney
October 11, 2016
Topics: Homicide, Seventh District
The NOPD is seeking two persons of interest believed to possibly have information pertaining to the murder of Louis Perette, which occurred on September 14, 2016, in the 8700 block of Morrison Road.
October 10, 2016
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