Por: The Advocate Opinion January 27, 2023
According to the Metropolitan Crime Commission, 2022 ended with more murders than any year since 1996, with more than 700 incidents (which does not count actual victims) of shootings and a 39% increase in reported armed robberies. Put another way, 2022, compared to 2019, shows gains of 131% in homicide, 88% in shootings, 156% in carjacking and 20% in armed robbery calls to the New Orleans Police Department.Science and experience continue to tell... + full article
The Advocate USA Opinion January 20, 2023
New Orleans has multiple special events during the year, and each means the New Orleans Police Department has to work to keep the both residents and visitors to the city safe. And then there’s Carnival time, when the NOPD is tasked with providing all-hands-on-deck protection... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion January 05, 2023
I can’t wait for another weekend in the greatest city on earth. My city, N'awlins baby. But first another funeral…And later that day, a call or calls. Another killing!What influencer is influencing our youth to make these bad choices? Why can’t they see themselves as... + más
Guest column: Assessing New Orleans' crime-fighting landscape at a critical juncture | The Advocate
James Gill: How a NOPD criminal investigation favored this pal of LaToya Cantrell | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion December 09, 2022
Which actions has New Orleans taken during the last six months to protect its citizens from the crime scourge? Are these steps improving public safety? Which impediments still hinder our path to a safer community? How can our city best hire a premier new chief of police?Let’s... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion December 08, 2022
Any time the head of a major governmental department steps down, the change at the top presents an opportunity for a reset. And it’s hard to think of a department more in need of a reset than the , which has been grappling with a long list of challenges, from a desperately... + más
Demoted and suspended NOPD veteran resigns from state Police Commission | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Crime November 16, 2022
New Orleans Police Department Lt. Sabrina Richardson has resigned her post on the Louisiana State Police Commission, in the wake of and subsequent for allegedly double-dipping at the Police Department.A spokesperson for Gov. John Bel Edwards’ office said Wednesday that... + más
The Advocate USA Crime November 03, 2022
Guest column: To better fight crime, it's time to end the NOPD consent decree | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion October 07, 2022
Jay Banks was a member of the New Orleans City Council last year when he allegedly boasted that he could have a political opponent bumped off and “no one would know.”He was probably right. More than half the homicides in New Orleans go unsolved by a chronically depleted... + más
James Gill: Defund the police or defund LaToya Cantrell's junkets. Which do you prefer? | The Advocate
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell allegedly living in posh city-owned apartment, not paying rent | Fox News
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