Romanian national Rambo Harna pleaded guilty to wire fraud and transporting stolen property in a Walmart scam, facing up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Jeremy Judice was arrested for simple battery and criminal damage to property during a July 4th protest after allegedly attacking an anti-Trump demonstrator.

A 6-year-old in Slidell was airlifted with life-threatening injuries after being attacked by the family's pit bull; the dog is now with Slidell Animal Control.

NOPD's preliminary crime stats for June 29-July 5, 2025 show a decrease in gun arrests compared to last year but notable arrests for a murder and fatal hit-and-run.

NOPD seeks person of interest, Jawdat "Jr." Tinawi, for information in Samuel Easterling's disappearance case; clarifies Tinawi is not wanted for any crime.

NOPD seeks public aid in finding Kristina Garza-Brown, wanted for a June 22 aggravated assault with a firearm near D'Hemecourt and South Clark Streets.

Two men died in Thibodaux from a negligent gun discharge, with one man's death leading to the other's suicide.

A man died in a crash in Terrebonne Parish after his truck hit a tree; he was not wearing a seatbelt. Police are investigating and remind the public of the importance of seatbelts.

Officials investigated a gas odor near Lutcher's old Ferry Landing; it was suspected to originate from a Mississippi River ship. No injuries or evacuations occurred.

Mark A. Barrios, 69, died in a boating accident near Bayou Segnette. His body was found in the Marcello Canal and his boat was overturned, presumably after hitting an object in the water. An investigation is ongoing.

A man died in a boating accident in Jefferson Parish after possibly hitting an object. His body was found without a life jacket, highlighting water safety. The cause is under investigation by LDWF.

Honduran national DERY JONCARLOS ZELAYA-ZELAYA pleaded guilty to illegal re-entry after removal and faces a possible maximum sentence of two years imprisonment.

Romanian national Tamas Kolozsvary pleaded guilty to access device fraud for installing card skimmers in Louisiana, facing up to 15 years in prison and fines. Sentencing is set for October 2025.