NOPD News

News & Information from the New Orleans Police Department

May 2018

NOPD Rocks Red Noses to Fight Childhood Poverty

by Ambria R. Washington

May 16, 2018

Categories: Announcement, Community, On the Beat

Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships

NOPD Rocks Red Noses to Fight Childhood Poverty

 

Join NOPD in fighting child poverty by purchasing a red nose at your local Walgreens

Some NOPD officers will be joining local elementary school students TOMORROW (May 17) to get a little silly.

Suspect Wanted in Business Burglary on N. Carrollton Avenue

by Danielle B. Miller

May 16, 2018

Categories: Be on the Lookout

Topics: Burglary/Theft, First District

Suspect Wanted in Business Burglary on N. Carrollton Avenue

Officers in the First District are searching for the pictured subject who is wanted for burglarizing a business located in the 400 block of N. Carrollton Avenue.

Suspect Wanted for Armed Robbery at Fast-Food Restaurant

by Ambria R. Washington

May 16, 2018

Categories: Be on the Lookout

Topics: Armed Robbery, Fifth District

Suspect Wanted for Armed Robbery at Fast-Food Restaurant

Fifth District officers are seeking assistance from the public in locating and identifying the pictured suspect wanted for armed robbery at a local Burger King restaurant.

NOPD Arrests Suspect in Armed Robbery, Carjacking on General Meyer Avenue, Aggravated Burglary on Hayne Boulevard

by Aaron E. Looney

May 16, 2018

Categories: On Duty

Topics: Assault/Battery, Burglary/Theft, Fourth District, Good Police Work, Kidnapping, Seventh District

NOPD Arrests Suspect in Armed Robbery, Carjacking on General Meyer Avenue, Aggravated Burglary on Hayne Boulevard

 The NOPD has arrested Leroy Garrett (DOB: 03-31-1980) in connection with an armed robbery that occurred in the Fourth District on May 15, 2018 in the 3500 block of General Meyer Avenue, as well as an aggravated burglary that occurred later that same day in the Seventh District in the 9600 block of Hayne Boulevard.

NOPD Seeking Suspect in Reported Sexual Battery on Loyola Avenue

by Aaron E. Looney

May 16, 2018

Categories: Be on the Lookout

Topics: Sexual Assault

NOPD Seeking Suspect in Reported Sexual Battery on Loyola Avenue

The NOPD is seeking to identify and locate a male subject believed to have committed a sexual battery on Wednesday, April 4, 2018 in the 600 block of Loyola Avenue.

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