The Metropolitan Crime Commission (MCC) is a non-profit, citizen’s organization dedicated to exposing public corruption, improving the administration of justice, and reducing the incidence of crime in order to improve the quality of life for citizens in the New Orleans and Baton Rouge metropolitan areas and throughout Louisiana.
Through its programs, the MCC holds public officials and employees accountable for corrupt, unethical, and wasteful practices and works to enhance the safety of our community.
Anti-Public Corruption
Program
Allows citizens and public employees to report corruption, unethical activity, or administrative wrongdoing committed in the course of public service.
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Research
Program
Conducts independent and objective research to raise the level of accountability and efficiency in the criminal justice system.
MCC Excellence in Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon
The MCC annually hosts its Excellence in Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon recognizing outstanding accomplishments of federal, state, and local criminal justice professionals.
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2018 MCC Excellence in Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon:
Date: January 23, 2018
Location: Sheraton Hotel
Time: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
2018 Awards Luncheon Proudly Sponsored by:
TOP DOG
Latter & Blum Realtors
Park Investments
Rusovich Family Foundation
Whitney Bank
BIG DOG
IBERIABANK
The Helis Foundation
Reily Foods
LATEST MEDIA AND RESEARCH
Latest Research:
Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office Inmate Population Analysis – August 2017 (Released 8/29/17)
Orleans Parish Criminal Justice System Accountability Report May 2017: 2013-2016 Arrests and Felony Case Outcomes (Released 5/22/17)
Orleans Parish Criminal Justice Accountability Report May 2017 – Supplemental Exhibits
St. Tammany Criminal Justice Accountability Project: Arrests and Felony Case Outcomes 2013-2014 (Released 4/5/17)
St. Tammany Criminal Justice Accountability Project: Arrests and Felony Case Outcomes 2013-2014 – Supplemental Exhibits
2015 Orleans Parish Judicial Accountability Report (Released 1/10/2017)
2015 Orleans Parish Judicial Accountability Reports – Supplemental Exhibits
St. Tammany 2014 Judicial Accountability Report (Released 11/29/16)
St. Tammany 2014 Judicial Accountability Report – Supplemental Exhibits
Latest Media:
“Why New Orleans still doesn’t have enough police officers” April 6, 2018; The Times Picayune
“Tulane Police chief, deputy chief resign amid WWL-TV investigation” April 3, 2018; WWL
“Law & Disorder: Disgraced deputy hired by another La. sheriff” March 9, 2018; WWL
“Hiring problems at Orleans Parish jail” February 21, 2018; WWL
“Log shows ‘Duck Dynasty’ stars rode in State Police chopper” January 25, 2017; WWL
“Keva Landrum-Johnson appointed criminal court chief judge” January 2, 2017; The Times Picayune
“Year in review-Biggest News Stories with Rafael Goyeneche” December 28, 2017; WWL
“Jail guard arrest points to deep problems at Orleans Parish jail” December 20, 2017; WWL
“Are there problems with the OPSO?” December 19, 2017; WWL
“Woman hired as deputy despite extensive criminal history” December 19, 2017; WWL
“Convicted ex-Mayor Nagin factors in Mayfield indictment” December 18, 2017; WWL
“Jazz trumpeter Irvin Mayfield indicted by federal grand jury on 19 counts” December 17, 2017; WWL
“The fall of Mike Edmonson” December 8, 2017; Gambit
“State Police in recovery mode” December 7, 2017; American Press
“State Police in recovery mode” December 7, 2017; The Advocate
“Audit: Ex-State Police chief used position for personal gain” December 2, 2017; Houma Today
“Report: LSP Col. Edmonson deleted texts, possible evidence” December 1, 2017; WWL