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Letters: DA curiously uninterested in NOPD alleged payroll fraud

Por: The Advocate Opinion October 06, 2023

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The New Orleans media, including this outlet, has extensively and accurately covered the hearing in federal court addressing the issue of whether the NOPD adequately investigated the committed by Joseph Vappie and allegedly enabled by Mayor LaToya Cantrell. But no member of the media, to my knowledge, has asked the following question: Where is Jason Williams?The DA clearly has jurisdiction over the alleged fraud of Vappie and Cantrell. Yet... + full article



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