NOPD News reports Mollie Blay and an unnamed male are sought for access device fraud and possession of stolen property. The public is urged to aid in their capture.

New Orleans Police are searching for Todd Francis, wanted for theft and identity theft for stealing a package with a passport from an apartment mail room.

Karson Kovac, a 9-year-old missing child, was found safe after a Level II Endangered/Missing Child Advisory was canceled by Louisiana State Police. Further details are unspecified.

Louisiana State Police reported a fatal crash killing Brian Perkins, 57, on Hwy 463. The investigation is ongoing; restraint usage and toxicology results are pending.

Former teacher Joshua Kagler was arrested in New Orleans for child sexual exploitation charges, with the NOPD confirming multiple felony counts including trafficking and sexual battery.

NOPD seeks public help to find Shauntrell Fisher, linked to an assault with a firearm in New Orleans. Citizens are warned not to approach as she is considered armed and dangerous.

NOPD seeks a suspect named Ronnie Noel Landry for involvement in a domestic simple robbery, described as a Black male with a unique tattoo, who fled in a silver Audi A8.

NOPD seeks a suspect for vehicle and home burglaries in June, involving theft of items including a backpack and sweatshirt with the Celtics logo. Public assistance is requested.

Two individuals, Tyron Enclarde and Marquel Canty, were arrested by St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office on narcotics charges, and a firearm was seized during the operation.

Three Californians pleaded guilty to conspiracy and transporting stolen goods after burglarizing a retail distribution center and committing crimes in multiple states.

Mexican national pleads guilty to illegal re-entry into the US after a 2024 traffic stop revealed his identity.

NOPD seeks public help to find Leonard Reynolds, linked to illegal dumping in New Orleans, after a truck and trailer registered to him were used in the act.

Byrd Gang member Samuel Morton was sentenced for racketeering, drug, and firearm conspiracies, receiving 216 months in prison plus supervised release.