The article discusses NOPD's search for a suspect involved in two burglaries at the same business in November 2024, urging public assistance for information.

NOPD seeks help identifying a suspect in a credit card theft by fraud incident from November 17, 2024, urging public assistance via their announcement.

The NOPD released crime stats for Nov 17-23, 2024, including the arrest of a person linked to a shooting and capturing a juvenile involved in a homicide.

Steve Gleason, former New Orleans Saints safety, suffered a severe fall but was spared from serious injury thanks to being strapped into his wheelchair and quick medical assistance.

Jules Gibson pleaded guilty to federal drug and gun charges and faces severe penalties, including potential life imprisonment and multimillion-dollar fines. His sentencing is set for February 25, 2025.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to 24 months for distributing fentanyl, including supervised release and a fine, as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Christopher Glass from Louisiana was sentenced for his role in a drug distribution conspiracy; he got time served and three years of supervised release.

Two Dallas residents were sentenced for cocaine distribution after a 2021 traffic stop in Louisiana revealed a modified car battery containing four kilograms of cocaine. Segura-Lara received 108 months, and Ortega-Silva got 37 months in prison.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a truck on US 90B East in New Orleans; NOPD is investigating with no charges filed yet.

A suspect in Destrehan peacefully surrendered after a SWAT team standoff, following threats made against family members. No injuries were reported, and the investigation continues with further details pending.

NOPD released body cam footage showing an encounter where an officer was shot at by burglary suspect Dwayne Brown, who was later apprehended and faces multiple charges.

Romanian nationals are indicted for wire fraud and theft against Walmart, involving a scheme to defraud the retailer through false cash exchanges and merchandise refunds.

A Slidell man was sentenced to six months in prison for misappropriating $62,033 from the USPS, with additional penalties including supervised release and restitution.