by Aaron Looney
October 5, 2016
Categories: Be on the Lookout
Topics: First District, Homicide
The NOPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred yesterday (Oct. 4) in the 3700 block of Ulloa Street that claimed the lives of three victims and wounded two more.
October 3, 2016
Topics: Fifth District, Homicide
The NOPD is seeking a vehicle believed to have been used in connection with the murder of 30-year-old Nathan Tinglof in the 2400 block of North Villere Street on September 23, 2016.
by Aaron E. Looney
October 1, 2016
Categories: On Duty
Topics: Homicide, Second District
UPDATE: Richard Donovan has been booked into Central Lockup on a charge of second-degree murder in this incident.
by Dawne Massey
September 30, 2016
The NOPD is looking for a suspect wanted for attempted second degree murder.
by NOPD PIO
September 17, 2016
Topics: Fourth District, Homicide
The NOPD is investigating a fatal shooting in the 1400 block of Newton Street today (Sept.17) which took the life of an unidentified female victim and injured an unidentified male victim.
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