by Ambria R. Washington
June 3, 2017
Categories: Be on the Lookout
Topics: Assault/Battery, First District, Homicide
The NOPD is investigating a fatal shooting that injured a total of five victims.
May 31, 2017
Topics: Fifth District, Homicide
The NOPD is investigating a double shooting that left one man dead and a second one injured this evening (May 31, 2017).
by Aaron E. Looney
Topics: Eighth District, Homicide
The NOPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred during today (May 31, 2017) in the 400 block of South Galvez Street.
by Dawne Massey
May 25, 2017
Topics: First District, Homicide
NOPD is looking for Brandon Alexander (DOB: 4/26/1987) in connection with a homicide on North Rendon Street.
May 22, 2017
The NOPD Homicide Unit is searching for Roosevelt Rumbley (DOB: 12/15/1987) for second degree murder.
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