Florida men, Tavariss Davis and Tobey Fitchett, have been indicted for federal drug and gun offenses, with potential severe penalties if found guilty.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to 137 months for attempted carjacking and 120 months for a firearms offense, to run concurrently, following a March 2022 incident involving a firearm and a carjacking attempt.

Joel Becerra-Cesario pleaded guilty to illegal reentry after deportation following a prior felony drug conviction. He may face up to 20 years in prison at sentencing.

A Memphis man received a 270-month sentence for a sex trafficking conspiracy involving minors and will have a 15-year supervised release and must pay restitution.

Ashish Kapoor, also known as "Romy Kapoor," was indicted for child pornography possession, facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. The case results from a collaborative investigation and is part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative.

NOPD reports a 26% drop in overall crime for 2024, with significant declines in homicides, non-fatal shootings, armed robberies, and carjackings. Calls for service also decreased.

Mexican national Cesar Ruiz-Aguilar was charged with illegal re-entry into the U.S. after removal and could face a two-year sentence and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

Raudel Miranda-Martinez, a Mexican national, pleaded guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after previous deportation; he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison.

Deborah Cooper of New Orleans was convicted of all seven counts for her role in two armed robberies at Igor's Lounge in 2022. She faces a minimum of 14 years in prison.

Jefferson Parish issues a public advisory for residents to prepare for a cold snap, with a warming center opening for people and pets, reminders about protecting pipes and plants, and safety tips for heaters and generators.

Deborah Cooper was convicted on seven charges for two 2022 robberies of Igor's Lounge, facing a mandatory minimum of 14 years to potentially life in prison.

NOPD released crime stats for Feb 9-13, 2025, and highlighted significant arrests, including suspects Elijah Riggins and Sterling Pepe for aggravated battery and homicide, respectively. Both have been booked on serious charges.

A Slidell man was arrested for parking his truck on train tracks and causing a collision during the Krewe of Titans parade; no injuries were reported.