by Tyler Gamble
December 10, 2016
Categories: Community
Topics: Fourth District, Good Police Work, Partnerships
Fourth District Officer Shantell Howard has been named the Bardell Co. Officer of the Month this December.
December 9, 2016
Categories: Announcement, Videos
Topics: Community Policing, Good Police Work
From major violent crime arrests to community engagement events throughout the city, this was a busy week for NOPD officers across New Orleans.
by Ambria Washington
December 8, 2016
Categories: On Duty
Topics: Eighth District, Good Police Work
The Violent Offender Warrant Squad (VOWS) arrested Rickey Richard (DOB: 04/16/59) after he reportedly sexually assaulted a victim last year.
Topics: Fifth District, Good Police Work
Fifth District officers arrested Robert Offray (DOB: 12-31-1966) minutes after he snatched an elderly woman’s purse on Alvar Street.
by Aaron Looney
Topics: Armed Robbery, Good Police Work, Seventh District
A quick response by NOPD Seventh District officers led to the arrest of four individuals, including a 16-year-old male, believed to be responsible for an armed robbery reported Wednesday (Dec. 7) in the 4800 block of Citrus Drive.
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