by Aaron E. Looney
July 15, 2026
Categories: On Duty
Topics: Fourth District, Good Police Work, Homicide, Partnerships
The NOPD today (July 15, 2026) announced the arrest of four suspects in its ongoing investigation of a homicide that occurred on March 23, 2026, at the intersection of Socrates Street and Brooklyn Avenue, in the Fourth District.
by Officer Jonathan Morris
Topics: First District, Good Police Work, Homicide
Members of the New Orleans Police Department, working in coordination with the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office, have arrested 36-year-old Victor Fernandez in connection with the homicide of 42-year-old Jessyca Gelpi.
by Jonathan Morris
July 10, 2026
Categories: Transparency
Topics: First District, Homicide
The New Orleans Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred in the 4000 block of Banks Street in the First District.
The New Orleans Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred in the Sixth District.
July 9, 2026
Categories: Announcement, On Duty, On the Beat
Topics: Homicide
The New Orleans Police Department has arrested two individuals in connection with the homicide investigation of 20-year-old Shawn Mitchell, which occurred on June 28, 2026, in the 2200 block of Louisiana Avenue.
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