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Category Archives: Media

Former Juvenile Justice Center director’s consulting work for Orleans sheriff questioned

MediaBy Avery MocekSeptember 1, 2022

By Aubrey Killon | WDSU | September 1, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS — New documents raise questions over consulting work done for the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office. Kyshun Webster, the former Juvenile Justice Center director for the city of New Orleans, did a few weeks of consulting work for Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan…

Mayor Cantrell could be on the hook for nearly $30k in travel upgrades

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 30, 2022

By Paul Murphy | WWL-TV | August 30, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS — In a story first reported by our partners at the Times Picayune, New Orleans Advocate, New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell may be on the hook for close to $30,000 in air travel upgrades. Travel documents obtained by WWL-TV show Cantrell,…

Thousands of 911 calls downgraded to non-emergencies, causing even longer response times in New Orleans

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 30, 2022

By Natasha Robin | WVUE | August 30, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – The New Orleans Police Department’s average response time is getting worse as the department continues to face a critical manpower shortage. “The average is roughly 30 minutes, but if you’re in some districts, it’s like 40 or 50 minutes,”…

Embattled ex-director of juvenile jail gets big payday as consultant for Orleans sheriff

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 30, 2022

By Mike Perlstein | WWL-TV | August 30, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS — The beginning of the end of Kyshun Webster’s tenure as the director of city’s juvenile jail was marked by accusations that he was rarely at the lockup, heavy-handed leadership when he was there, and numerous instances of violence, including the…

ZURIK: Questions over hiring at Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 30, 2022

By Lee Zurik & Dannah Sauer | WVUE | August 30, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – A political analyst says an office that promised transparency and accountability was dishonest in a response to Fox 8. “It doesn’t make sense. You know, it doesn’t pass the smell test,” said Dillard University public policy…

Anti-crime alliance The Nola Coalition gets $1M donation from tank operator IMTT

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 23, 2022

By Anthony McAuley | NOLA.com | August 23, 2022 A New Orleans-based commodities and fuel storage firm has given The Nola Coalition advocacy group a donation of $1 million, the alliance’s largest contribution so far as it campaigns for a new strategy to deal with violent crime in the city. International-Matex Tank Terminals’ Chief Executive…

Director of gun violence prevention office compares combatting crime to fight against COVID-19

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 23, 2022

By Morgan Lentes | WDSU | August 23, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO The Mayor’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention has been working to combat crime in New Orleans for just over a year. The office, which was created in April 2021, is run by director Patrick Young. He spoke exclusively with WDSU on Monday about…

NOLA Business Insider: Crime fighting group gets $1 million donation

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 23, 2022

By Kim Chatelain | NOLA.com | August 23, 2022 The Nola Coalition, advocacy group formed last month to attack the city’s violent crime problem, has received a $1 million donation from a New Orleans-based commodities and fuel storage company. International-Matex Tank Terminals’ Chief Executive Carlin Conner said his firm put up the money because it sees crime as…

Short lull in violence in New Orleans, before crime rages back

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 22, 2022

WWL Radio | Audacy | August 22, 2022 CLICK FOR INTERVIEW The Metropolitan Crime Commission says a pause in the violent crime in New Orleans was short-lived. “Relatively quiet week until this past weekend – since Friday, TWELVE people have been injured in ten shooting incidents, at least one of whom has died,” the MCC…

Orleans Justice Center operating at around 50% staffing, documents show

MediaBy Avery MocekAugust 16, 2022

By Mike Perlstein | WWL-TV | August 16, 2022 CLICK FOR VIDEO NEW ORLEANS — The riot by the Orleans Justice Center inmates in Block 2E over the weekend forced Sheriff Susan Hutson to resort to a very rarely used call for help. “As a last resort we conducted a joint operation with the (State)…

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