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Daily Archives: May 18, 2022

Orleans DA speaks out after investigative report cites lesser charges for violent offenders

MediaBy Avery MocekMay 18, 2022

By Mike Perlstein | WWL-TV | May 18, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO The vast majority of violent felony prosecutions in New Orleans last year ended with dismissal or plea to a lesser charge, WWL-TV revealed Tuesday in its investigative report “Discounted Justice.” The story got quite a response, and among those who reacted was New Orleans…

Two men killed in consecutive St. Claude area shootings ID’d by coroner

MediaBy Avery MocekMay 18, 2022

BY KASEY BUBNASH | NOLA.com | MAY 18, 2022 Two men killed within about one block and three days of each other in the St. Claude area were identified Wednesday by the Orleans Parish coroner’s office as Dwan Carson, 27, and Maurice Motten, 31. Carson was shot dead Friday in the 4200 block of North…

‘Failure.’ Jason Williams touts guilty pleas, but most cases end in dismissals or misdemeanors

MediaBy Avery MocekMay 18, 2022

By Mike Perlstein | WWL-TV | May 18, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO In 2020, Horace Toppins was already on New Orleans Police radar as a frequent domestic abuser, with a fresh warrant out for his arrest. Seventh District officers were serving that warrant in April that year when Toppins opened fire, shooting officer Kevin Doucette…

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