by Danielle B. Miller
October 4, 2018
Categories: Be on the Lookout
Topics: Burglary/Theft, Eighth District
The NOPD is seeking assistance from the public in locating and identifying the above pictured subjects after their alleged involvement in a theft incident that occurred in the 100 block of Royal Street.
by Aaron E. Looney
The NOPD is seeking to locate and identify a suspect believed to be responsible for the burglary of a business in the 200 block of Loyola Avenue on September 19, 2018.
Topics: Assault/Battery, Fourth District
by Gary S. Scheets
October 3, 2018
Categories: On Duty
Topics: Good Police Work, Homicide, Sixth District
The NOPD has arrested Michael Angeletta, (B/M DOB: 1/28/1983) as a suspect in a homicide that occurred in the Sixth District in 2014.
The incident occurred on March 4, 2014 in the 1300 block of Port of Orleans Place (Mardi Gras World).
October 2, 2018
Topics: Eighth District, Good Police Work
The pair is awaiting extradition in Tenneseee.
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