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odd-news1 year ago

"Stoner Rats and Missing Evidence: Inside the Wild NOPD Headquarters Scandal"

Rats infesting the New Orleans Police Department headquarters are reportedly getting high off marijuana from the evidence room, adding to the existing issues of mold and cockroach infestations. Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick highlighted the unacceptable working conditions during a committee meeting, noting that the rats are consuming the marijuana. The situation has sparked humor and commentary on animal behavior, with a mention of rats as pets and their care requirements.

via Yahoo Life|
#animal-behavior#marijuana#new-orleans-police-department
law-enforcement1 year ago

"NOPD Headquarters Relocating Downtown Due to Vermin Infestation"

The New Orleans Police Department headquarters is facing severe maintenance issues, including infestations of rats and cockroaches, deteriorating infrastructure, and uncleanliness. Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick revealed that rats have been consuming marijuana in the evidence room, leading to them being "all high." As a result, the department is seeking to relocate to a downtown high rise, with a 10-year lease agreement under consideration by the City Council. The current state of the headquarters is described as a major deterrent for potential transfers and is deemed unacceptable for the department's personnel.

via NOLA.com|
#headquarters#law-enforcement#maintenance-issues
crime2 years ago

Fatal Hit-and-Run Incidents Claim Lives in New Orleans

A 26-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run crash on the US 90 East Claiborne Avenue Overpass in New Orleans. The man was walking his bicycle across the overpass when he was struck by an unknown vehicle, and the driver fled the scene. The incident is currently under investigation, and the cause of death will be determined by the Orleans Parish Coroner.

via NOLA.com|
#crash#crime#hit-and-run
crime2 years ago

Arrest Made in Bourbon Street Shooting, NOPD Reports

A woman named Shawnnika Smith has been arrested by the New Orleans Police Department for allegedly shooting and injuring three people on Bourbon Street. Smith is facing charges of attempted second-degree murder, aggravated second-degree battery, aggravated assault with a firearm, and illegal discharge of a firearm. The shooting left one man in critical condition and two others with leg injuries. Police recovered a 9mm pistol from Smith's possession and are urging anyone with additional information to come forward.

via NOLA.com|
#arrest#attempted-murder#bourbon-street
law-enforcement2 years ago

Finalists announced for NOPD Superintendent position

Six semi-finalists have been revealed in the search for the next superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD), with interim superintendent Michelle Woodfork being the only local candidate. The search, conducted in partnership with the International Association of Chiefs of Police, has faced criticism for its lack of transparency. The semi-finalists include Thedrick Andres, DeShawn Beaufort, David Franklin, Anne Kirkpatrick, Jarad Phelps, and Michelle Woodfork. The final nominee must be approved by the New Orleans City Council.

via FOX 8 Local First|
#law-enforcement#michelle-woodfork#new-orleans-police-department
tragedy2 years ago

Tragedy Strikes: Teenager Fatally Struck by School Bus in New Orleans.

Benjamin Franklin High School in New Orleans is mourning the loss of rising senior Belle Adelman-Cannon, who was killed in a school bus accident on Saturday. The school is offering grief counseling and support to students, faculty, and staff. The New Orleans Police Department is investigating the incident.

via WDSU New Orleans|
#benjamin-franklin-high-school#grief-counseling#new-orleans-police-department
sports2 years ago

Nate Diaz Surrenders to New Orleans Police on Felony Battery Charge

Former UFC star Nate Diaz turned himself in to the New Orleans Police Department on Thursday after an arrest warrant was issued on Monday for a felony charge of second-degree battery. Diaz was released on bond after posting $10,000. Diaz's representative stated that he voluntarily surrendered and plans to prove he acted in self-defense. The incident occurred during a Misfits Boxing event, which Diaz's teammate Chris Avila competed on, before it spilled onto the streets. Diaz is scheduled to fight Jake Paul in a boxing match on August 5 in Dallas.

via MMA Junkie|
#nate-diaz#new-orleans-police-department#second-degree-battery